How to learn ASPEN as non chem e major.

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  • dwsim

    DWSIM is a Steady-State and Dynamic Sequential Modular Chemical Process Simulator for Windows, Linux and macOS.

    • Hey! I'm a non ChemE (Mechanical Engineering major) that actually had to learn a chemical process modeling software for an internship called DWSIM. I heard a lot about ASPEN, and form what I've told, there are some similarities between the UI of both. DWSIM is free and opensource, there's a lot of tutorials online too. In addition, there's also papers on their website that compare its results to ASPEN. I left a link here, hope this helps! https://dwsim.org/

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