Enhance Laboratory Learning with Virtual Systems
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BYU PRISM Group APMonitor.com prism.groups.et.byu.net Enhance Laboratory Learning with Virtual Systems Dr. John D. Hedengren Department of Chemical Engineering [email protected] 350 Clyde Building Brigham Young University Provo, UT 84602 The APMonitor is modeling platform for dynamic systems. It is coupled with large-scale nonlinear programming solvers for data reconciliation, real-time optimization, dynamic simulation, and nonlinear predictive control. It is available as a web service through MATLAB, Python, or with a browser interface at http://apmonitor.com. 5.5 6 6.5 7 7.5 8 Creativity Kinetics UO Lab 2 (old) Seminar Materials Intro to CHE Separations UO Lab 1 Thermodynamics Resevior Eng Process Control Career Skills UO Lab 2 (new) Environ Eng Energy Semiconductors Fluids Plant Design Nuclear Heat/Mass Transfer Fund of CHE Computing Mol Modeling Amount Learned ℎ 2− + − ↔ ℎ 3− Isothermal Method (15-20 Hours to Collect Sufficient Data) Design of Experiments (1-2 Hours to Collect Sufficient Data)
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BYU PRISM Group APMonitor.com prism.groups.et.byu.net
Enhance Laboratory Learning with Virtual Systems
Dr. John D. Hedengren Department of Chemical Engineering [email protected]
350 Clyde Building Brigham Young University Provo, UT 84602
The APMonitor is modeling platform for dynamic systems. It is coupled with large-scale nonlinear programming solvers for data reconciliation, real-time optimization, dynamic simulation, and nonlinear predictive control. It is available as a web service through MATLAB, Python, or with a browser interface at http://apmonitor.com.
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CreativityKinetics
UO Lab 2 (old)Seminar
MaterialsIntro to CHESeparations
UO Lab 1Thermodynamics
Resevior EngProcess Control
Career SkillsUO Lab 2 (new)
Environ EngEnergy
SemiconductorsFluids
Plant DesignNuclear
Heat/Mass TransferFund of CHE
ComputingMol Modeling
Amount Learned
𝑃ℎ2− + 𝑂𝐻− ↔ 𝑃ℎ𝑂𝐻3−
Isothermal Method (15-20 Hours to Collect Sufficient Data)
Design of Experiments (1-2 Hours to Collect Sufficient Data)
