Experimental methods in chemical engineering—Validation of steady-state simulation¶
Brucel, C., Thibault, E., Patience, G. S., & Stuart, P. (2025). Experimental methods in chemical engineering—Validation of steady-state simulation. The Canadian Journal of Chemical Engineering, 103(5).
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- Chemical process modeling
- A flowsheet makes the connections visible, but the drawing alone does not supply the material balances, phase behavior, reaction relations, or parameter values that make the model predictive.
This sourceOpen-access tutorial-review with an industrial case, used for model/run/target distinction and intended-use validation; not treated as a universal experiment.
- A flowsheet makes the connections visible, but the drawing alone does not supply the material balances, phase behavior, reaction relations, or parameter values that make the model predictive.
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