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The EquiProc Computational
Platform is an integrated computing environment for performing the
computational design of Engineering equipment and devices, and
Machines Designs as well as Process Engineering whether
Manufacturing Chemical or Biological. At the core of it is an integrated computing
environment of Chemical Engineering Physics and all Biological
Engineering Sciences, and Machine Dynamics. In that respect, the challenges often posed by the
computation-intensive engineering designs are readily performed on
this platform.
Process-Equipment
Computed Design
Small process equipment designs for the Bench Scale Model and Pilot
Plant Scale construction tends to involve numerous changes
which also consumes quite a bit of the time of the venture
developers. However, having a go to firm, as EnhKnow, that already has all the
off-the-shell process equipment computational design software
certain quicken the pace of development as the sizing of equipment
are readily done in hours instead of days which the process of
gathering design data and the development of computer programs
will require. Besides for those ventures where there are not enough design
engineers, such have to be hired at yet again with increases to the
venture development cost. This is even more so with the
Biotechnology Industry where the design of the initial Bioreactor
System is not so simple in view of the scarcity of Biochemical
Kinetics rate equations for the computational design. Moreover, for
venture that are at the inception stages, and small scale bioreactor
are best suited for the Bench Scale Model,
Biochemical Kinetics rate equations, however, are readily
constructed with the id of the
BioMedic Computations Platform which
is available and used for such microbial and biological analyses
tasks. The bioreactor system computational design tools now
available enables the provisioning of such services for Bench Scale
Model System, Pilot Plant Design system and Commercial Scale Plant
Design System.
Process
Technology Computed-Designs
Of course, this highly proprietary task of venture development that
is often protected with Trade Secrets requires provisioning only by
firms that are not competitors of the venture under development
which is the case in the use of this service here.
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