The paper by Linsey Koo, Edlira Kalemi and Franjo Cecelja from the Faculty of Engineering and Physical Sciences discusses how to develop the potential for reusability of process models created by engineers.The authors recognize that CAPE-OPEN is the only model integration framework in use and that it addresses the issue of standardisation of interfaces to enable interoperability between simulator software components from different sources.However CAPE-OPEN does not provide much semantic representation of engineering data and hence needs to be complemented by an ontological approach.
OtherPresentations
Methods & Tools SIG: Oct. 2021 till Sept. 2022
COBIA Phase III progressed and specification of tests
Threading: COM, COBIA, status, interoperability and challenges
A proposal for COBIA Threading Architecture
Efforts of developing a CAPE-OPEN COBIA compliant REST-API
Plans on using COBIA for CAPE-OPEN interfacing
Exporting Custom Properties to CAPE-OPEN
Extra properties private to PMC and PME supported through CAPE-OPEN interfaces
Developing fast and accurate thermodynamic packages for the green transition with Q-props
Update on Q-props
Field Report – Using CAPE-OPEN to couple HTRI’s Xchanger Suite with Linde’s General Multiphase Property System
An end-user point of view
Process synthesis of advanced NH3 and MeOH plants with gas switching reforming (GSR)
CAPE-OPEN link between SCILAB and UniSim Design
Using CAPE-OPEN to make a Python package accessible in AVEVA PRO/II simulation
At the CAPE-OPEN 2022 Annual Meeting, Sebastien LIEBSCHNER from Sunfire GmbH, presented (PDF, 807 Kbytes) on the…
ProTreat CAPE-OPEN Property Package
At the CAPE-OPEN 2022 Annual Meeting, Simon WEILAND from Optimized Gas Treating, Inc. presented on the recently…
Learning from flowsheets
At the CAPE-OPEN 2022 Annual Meeting, Professor Artur SCHWEIDTMANN of TU Delft presented on his research activities…