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October 28, 2024

New Blogarticle about PEM Electrolysis

PEM electrolysis enables efficient hydrogen production. In his article "PEM electrolysis: basics and simulation", Yann Pellny, lead developer of the PSL (Process Systems Library), explains how this technology works, its advantages over other electrolysis processes and the technical challenges. He also shows a simulation models for PEM electrolysis. Simulation models are very helpful to understand and improve complex processes.

October 25, 2024

PSL Update: Alkaline Electrolyzer Model and Performance Improvements

The latest PSL (Process Systems Library) update focuses on improved numerical stability and faster simulations. We’ve added a new example model of an alkaline electrolyzer (AEL) to support more simulations for carbon capture and electrolysis applications. This version also introduces enhanced models for pressure drop, heat transfer, and absorption, allowing for more comprehensive process analysis.
PSL is highly customizable, based on open standards (Modelica and FMI) and can be integrated with other software. More about PSL.

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WAGNER Group GmbH

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Web resources for engineers

Interactive ph-diagram

For refrigeration systems, the log-p-h diagram is probably the most widely used graphical visualization. We use it every day in simulation projects to grasp the state of a system at one sight. For our web-based simulation apps we have developed an interactive log-p-h diagram with JavaScript. You can use it for free and create a cycle yourself.

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Interactive hx-diagram

Moisture is important for ventilation and air conditioning applications. Thermodynamicstates and processes with moist air can be graphically represented using the Mollier h-x-diagram. Our powerful interactive version of the hx-diagram helps beginners to understand the basics of hx-diagrams and professionals to speed up common calculations.

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McCabe-Thiele diagram

The McCabe-Thiele method uses a phase diagram to determine the number of theoretical bottoms in a column required to achieve the desired degree of separation. The method is a very useful tool for understanding the distillation of a binary mixture.

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Latest blog posts

Research

PEM Electrolysis: Basics and Simulation

Yann Pellny

Sep 27, 2024

PEM electrolysis is a technology for producing hydrogen. The article explains how it works, its advantages over other electrolysis technologies, technical challenges and how system simulation can be used to optimize the process and the plant.

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Water molecules as a symbol for Adsorption

Research

Simulation of Adsorption Processes – Modeling Basics

Helena Vorspohl

Feb 22, 2024

Adsorption processes are well-established methods for gas separation, gaining increasing importance for direct air capture of CO2 and air drying in battery production. These processes can be dynamically simulated with TIL Adsorption. Here, we present the basics of the modeling.

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Automotive

Battery cooling in electric vehicles

Andreas Varchmin

Feb 21, 2024

There are many concepts with advantages and disadvantages for battery cooling in electric vehicles. Here we provide an overview of cooling systems, their application and interfaces to thermal management and control.

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