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greetings..
actually it depands on you trgeted field.
if your target was:
1)pipe line ==== autocad courese
2)simulation, plant desin and control ==== aspen hysys courses
3) modeling === matlab
4)commisioning or plant/project management === promovira
thats all i can help you with right now.
Yes, there is a variety of the softwares which are necessary to learn in capacity of being a Chemical Engineer, such as ANSYS (including all its tools) initiating from the computational fluid domain generation up to the post processing. There is availability of more than 1 approach depending upon the nature of work, applications and output. Aspen (all the tools) are applied specifically for modeling the process thermodynamics.
Aspen hysys and chemcad are one of best software related to chemical engineering.moreover scientific work place may help u alot.one more software is microsoft excel that helps u alot
I believe that Aspen HYSYS process simulation course may cover most of the industrial equipment/processes. for specific applications such as polymerization or solid handling processes, ASPEN PLUS may be the right software choice for this specific application.
Chemical Engineering Software courses are ASPEN PLUS AND HYSIS, UNISIM, PRO II, DYNSIM, MATLAB etc
Affirmative.
The most used & high value software in development domain is MATLAB. There are many others too viz CHEMCAD, HYSYS, MathCAD etc.
Aspen-Plus, EDR, Hysys, FLuent, CFX, Matlab, Fortran, PDMS
YES ,MANY SOFTWARE IS USRD TO VALIDATE THE DESISN.THE SOFTWARE NAMED AS UNISIM,VISULAR MODULAR,ASPEN7.2,HTRI,CHEMCAD
yes, MATLAB, ASPEN HYSYS, ASPEN PLUS, ANSYS, UNISIM, PRO 11, FORTRAN, PDMS etc
Yes, UNISIM, Aspen Plus, Visio, MS Office.
HYSYS ,petroSim, proII,chemcad
