information about PRO II

February 14, 2001, 07:59

Hi there

Wher can i find information about this software. This software is used in Refineries. is it comparable with STAR-CD or not? i mean, is their approach is same or is different.

Thank you in advance regards

February 14, 2001, 14:02

(1). PRO/II is a mass/energy balance code to simulate and optimize the chemical and refinery processes. It is not a CFD code. (2). It is a product of a very small company, Simulation Science Inc, which was acquired by the British based Siebe Group in 1998. In 1999 Siebe merged with British Tire and Rubber to create Invensys. (3). The company is located at suite 100, Brea California, USA. It was still in business a couple of months ago. (4). The code would be called a performance and optimization code.

February 14, 2001, 07:59	information about PRO II	#1
farhad kazemi Guest Posts: n/a	Hi there Wher can i find information about this software. This software is used in Refineries. is it comparable with STAR-CD or not? i mean, is their approach is same or is different. Thank you in advance regards

February 14, 2001, 14:02	Re: information about PRO II	#2
John C. Chien Guest Posts: n/a	(1). PRO/II is a mass/energy balance code to simulate and optimize the chemical and refinery processes. It is not a CFD code. (2). It is a product of a very small company, Simulation Science Inc, which was acquired by the British based Siebe Group in 1998. In 1999 Siebe merged with British Tire and Rubber to create Invensys. (3). The company is located at suite 100, Brea California, USA. It was still in business a couple of months ago. (4). The code would be called a performance and optimization code.

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