Considerations About the Process Simulation

From the sections above, the reader can observe that the notion of a chemical process can be quite complex. The chemical reactions that take place over a broad range of temperatures and pressures are extraordinarily diverse. From the modelling viewpoint, this complexity results in a considerable number of process and non-process parameters with an appreciable quantity of internal links, as well as in very complex equations describing the process state (the relationships between input and output process variables). 

One of the answers to the question Why modelling could therefore be the establishment of a set of simulation process analyses. In addition to the mathematical simulation of processes described above, we have the simulation of a physical process, which, in fact, is a small-scale experimental process investigation. In other words, to simulate a process at laboratory-scale, we use the analysis of a more affordable process which is similar to experimental investigation. 

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