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Education & Simulators

Universities shouldn't need a multi-million-dollar plant for immersive education.

31 real chemical-engineering simulators, interactive 3D equipment models, and (coming) VR training that walks you through real unit operations.

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Engineering simulators, live today

Three levels of learning depth

Each level builds on the one before it: from a real calculation, to the geometry behind it, to standing inside it.

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Level 1: Explore

Interactive 3D models of the equipment itself, with an exploded view, so the geometry behind the numbers is visible.

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Level 2: Simulate

The 31 engineering simulators: real calculations, real inputs, real engineering outputs.

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Level 3: Experience

The VR training module: an immersive, first-person walk-through of the equipment and the operation.

Level 1: Explore

Interactive 3D equipment models

Rotate and zoom every model, then switch to the exploded view to see every part pulled apart and labeled.

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Rotate, zoom, and (where available) exploded-view with labeled parts.

No login needed to preview. The 3D previews above and the simulator gallery below are open to everyone; browse and explore freely. Signing in is only required to run a live calculation: clicking "Launch Simulator" on any card below takes you to sign-in first if you aren't already logged in.

Level 2: Simulate

31 real engineering simulators

Ten equipment groups covering core chemical process equipment. Filter by name or keyword to find one.

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Distillation

Binary, multicomponent, azeotropic, extractive, steam, batch, vacuum and reactive column design.

BinaryMulticomponentAzeotropicExtractiveSteamBatchVacuumReactive
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Heat Exchangers

Shell & tube, plate, air-cooled, double pipe, spiral and fired heater design.

Shell & TubePlateAir-CooledDouble PipeSpiralFired Heater
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Reactors

CSTR, PFR, batch and PFR+CSTR series — Arrhenius kinetics, heat balance, economics.

CSTRPFRBatchPFR + CSTR Series
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Separations

Absorption, adsorption, crystallisation, drying, evaporation, extraction, filtration, membrane and leaching.

AbsorptionAdsorptionCrystallisationDryingEvaporationExtractionFiltrationMembraneLeaching
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Pressure Vessel

ASME VIII Div.1 — vertical/horizontal drum, column, spherical. Shell, heads, wind, weight, economics.

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Mixer & Agitator

Power, blend time, jacket heat transfer and scale-up — five impeller types from database.

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Storage Tank

API 650 design from required volume — shell, fixed/floating roof, venting, foundation, economics.

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Rotary Equipment & Compressors

Centrifugal pumps, fans, and compressors — two-level type selection with affinity laws.

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Piping

Economic diameter, Darcy-Weisbach, Churchill friction, pump sizing and NPSH check.

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Material & Energy Balance

Steady-state MEB, stream table, energy balance, recycle loop and utility costs.

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Institutional licensing

Three tiers of access, from a single student to a full campus. Pricing is by inquiry, so reach out and we'll follow up directly.

Individual

Individual Student

Personal access to all 31 engineering simulators, for a single student account.

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Department

Single Department

Institution-wide access for one department, plus usage reporting for faculty.

Institution

Full Institution

Campus-wide access across every department, with priority support.

Hardware compatibility

The 31 simulators need only a modern web browser, no special hardware. VR hardware compatibility (Meta Quest, PC VR, standalone) is to be confirmed as the VR module moves from development into testing.

What's covered

Coverage spans core chemical process equipment: distillation, heat exchange, reaction engineering, separations, fluid handling, and material/energy balances.

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Simulator groups

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Simulator variants

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Frequently asked questions

Contact for pricing; see Institutional Licensing above.