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Comprehensive Simulation Tools for Process Engineering in MATLAB/Simulink

This paper presents a versatile model toolbox designed for MATLAB/Simulink, tailored for process engineering applications. It includes models for various units such as plate distillation columns, liquid holding tanks, tubular heat exchangers, flow heaters, continuous-time stirred tank reactors, and shell heat exchangers. The authors, from the Department of Information Engineering and Process Control at STU Bratislava, express gratitude for financial support from the VEGA and KEGA grants, facilitating the development of these essential simulation tools for educational and research purposes.

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Comprehensive Simulation Tools for Process Engineering in MATLAB/Simulink

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  1. MODELTOOL – A MODELTOOLBOX FOR MATLAB/SIMULINKMONIKA BAKOŠOVÁ, JÁN BALEJA, ANNA VASIČKANINOVÁDepartment of Information Engineering and Process Control, FCFT, STU Bratislava, Radlinského 9, 812 37 Bratislava, SlovakiaTel: +421 2 59325353, Fax: +421 2 52496469, e-mail: monika.bakosova@stuba.sk, jan.baleja@post.sk,anna.vasickaninova@stuba.sk MODELTOOL 1.0 PLATE DISTILLATION COLUMN LIQUID HOLDING TANKS TUBULAR HEAT EXCHANGERS FLOW HEATERS CONTINUOUS-TIME STIRRED TANK REACTORS SHELL HEAT EXCHANGERS Acknowledgements:The authors highly acknowledge the financial support of the VEGA grant No. 1/1046/04and KEGA grant No. 3/3121/05.

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