Hello, everyone!!
I am a Ph.D. research scholar, working on the biomass gasification systems. For my personal interests, I wish to learn some simulation tools for their application in my current research. I am looking for a training institute or a professional for the same. Any kind of help will matter a lot.
Regards,
Harmanpreet Singh
I'd recommend two simulation software for you: AspenPlus and HYSYS.
Both platforms are produced by Aspen Technologies Corporation in Texas, USA. Here is the link:
www.aspentech.com
The company gives periodic training sessions on these platforms in countries all over the world.
Hope you find this information helpful.
Professor Yehia Khalil, Yale University, USA
Fellow of the University of Oxford, UK
Thank you Sir for your recommendation. I think it will certainly help me.
UNISIM® design suite from Honeywell can be really handy, the latest version includes a built-in module of gasifier. Give it a try
https://www.honeywellprocess.com/en-US/online_campaigns/unisim-design/Pages/index.html
Aspen , Honeywell and KBC (now a division of Yokogawa) all provide very similar versions of Hysys (they were identical in 2002). They all require you to know the elemental composition and the heating value of the Biomass in order to properly model gasification. You can create a kinetic reaction rate based if you want but an equilibrium or Gibbs model with appropriate approach to equilibrium will probably be adequate for most purposes.
Thank you, Dr. Imtiaz Ali for your valuable information, I'll surely give a try to this software for my current analysis.
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