How feasible is it to demonstrate solid fuel conversion and biodiesel production modelling in program environments such as matlab, python and fortran?
sounds good. but my question is that what are the benefits of doing that .
do you have any idea regarding that.
according to then we are able to calculate wheather it is feasible or not.
we have to first see that what are problems we are facing and how we can recover from it by the using matlab ,python ...or we can also here use the concept of artificial intelligence.
first thing is that we have to understand problems.
according to then we act.
Olusegun D. Samuel
thank you sir for introducing such kind of brilliant question.
Usually modelling chemical reactions, especially ones that at some point may proceed violently, may need ODE Stiff solvers. Otherwise, just solve the differential equations modelling your system - and nothing beats FORTRAN at that (I know, I am a dinosaur.., but its true)
It is easy to model using Python's ChemPy Library. It can do a lot more than solving ODEs.
See this page for example
https://pypi.org/project/chempy/
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