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DESMO-J is a framework for rapidly building discrete event driven simulation models in Java, which is not restrained to any particular domain of application. It supports both event-oriented and process-oriented modelling views. See http://desmoj.de.
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OpSim - Open Source Process Simulator
An open source process simulator
**19-OCT-2017 PROJECT MOVED TO GITHUB** OpSim is an open source Chemical Engineering Process Simulator with a user friendly drag-and-drop graphical user interface (GUI) and an underlying high performance simulation engine. -
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The bflow* Toolbox is an open source tool kit for business process management. The objective of bflow* is to explore new ways and scenarios for the development and use of modelling tools.
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pychemqt
Chemical Engineering process simulations program
pychemqt is a software for simulate units operations in Chemical Engineering -
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The open source Educational System Modeling project (OSESMP) provides a Java-based simulation testbed. Driven by social theory, development conforms to the "process" design pattern exemplified by the theory of communicating sequential processes.
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