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Intelligen - Model SuperPro - Continuous Process Modeling Software for Biotech and Pharmaceutical Industries
SuperPro Designer facilitates modeling, evaluation and optimization of integrated batch and continuous processes in a wide range of industries (Biotech, Pharmaceutical, Specialty Chemical, Food Processing, Consumer Goods, Metallurgical, Materials, Water Purification, Wastewater Treatment, Air Pollution Control, etc.). The combination of manufacturing and environmental operation models in the same tool enables users to concurrently design and optimize manufacturing and end-of-pipe treatment processes and practice pollution prevention and control. SuperPro Designer is shipped with more than sixty thorough examples covering a variety of industries and applications. For additional information on the tool, please visit the SuperPro Product Features page.
Intelligen - Model SchedulePro - Finite Capacity Scheduling (FCS) Tool
SchedulePro is a finite capacity scheduling (FCS) tool for batch and semi-continuous manufacturing processes.
Intelligen - Model EnviroPro - Water Purification and Wastewater Treatment Design Software
EnviroPro Designer is a subset of SuperPro Designer that facilitates modeling, design and optimization of water purification, wastewater treatment and air pollution control processes. EnviroPro Designer is a valuable tool for environmental consulting engineers, process designers, and treatment/disposal plant engineers and managers. It provides under a single umbrella modeling of end-of-pipe treatment processes, project economic evaluation, and environmental impact assessment. It supports modeling of continuous as well as batch processes and combinations of batch and continuous. Its rigorous and versatile biological reactor models can be used to analyze and optimize biochemical oxidation as well as nitrogen and phosphorous removal processes. Its VOC emission models (accepted by EPA) can be used to calculate emissions from treatment plants and track the fate of hazardous chemicals.
