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Academic University of Alabama- Huntsville, Dept. of Chemical Engineering. Professor Krishnan Chittur. Tools for teaching engineering ASCEND examples: These examples are taken from the texts by Felder & Rousseau; Biegler, Grossmann, & Westerberg; Smith & Van Ness; Janna; and Himmelblau and from an example by Pedro Vale Lima.
Commercial Mechanical engineers at the University of Michigan are using ASCEND as the equation solving component under a heat transfer simulator, heat_lab. Remarkably, they are following the provisions of our GNU License in developing their own software. Three cheers for software reuse through Tcl scripting. We have been collaborating with Michigan researchers and with software engineers at Beige Bag Software.

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