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OptFerm
A computational platform to study fermentation processes
OptFerm is a computational platform for the simulation and optimization of fermentation processes. The aim of this project is to offer a platform-independent, user-friendly, open-source and extensible environment for Bioengineering process optimization that can be used to increase productivity. This tool is focused in optimizing a feeding trajectory to be fed into a fed-batch bioreactor and to calculate the best concentration of nutrients to initiate the fermentation. ... -
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Software tools for applications of simulations by iterations.
...The claim of these tools is to facilitate the programming of simulations by providing routines to quickly generate: -display windows and input parameters -help to display the variation in the data as graphs -management of iterations Goal for the user: quickly programme his simulation. Requires knowledge of C language. Knowledge of gtk and cairo (for simple graphs) is not necessary. See examples. -sugar fermentation kinetics -parachute drop -cycle of a water tank heated by solar panels -curve of chase For your simulation, simply copy and adapt some lines corresponding explicit examples.
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