Welcome to the Supplementary Data Site of the Book:
Biological Reaction Engineering - Dynamic Modeling
Fundamentals with Simulation Examples
Elmar
Heinzle, Irving J. Dunn, John Ingham, Jiri E. Prenosil
Third,
Completely Revised and Enlarged Edition
Wiley-VCH, Weinheim, 2021
Content
The data of the Wiley Webpage comprise (i) solutions to the modeling exercises of Chapter 9 of the
book and the (ii) modeling examples together with a guide to the Berkeley
Madonna simulation program.
(i)
Solutions
to Modeling Exercises of Chapter 9
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Computer Requirements
Berkeley Madonna is available for PCs with Windows and for the Apple
Computers. The book was prepared with Berkeley Madonna Version 8 running on
Windows. Presently, a newer version 10 is available for Windows and Apple.
Version 9 may also be used but does not provide the OPTIMIZE function.
More information with downloads can be found on the following website:
All these versions are available as free download
versions and allow running all models but are restricted in some aspects. A full
version is available for education, academic and professional use.
However, Berkeley Madonna offers a significant discount for buyers of
the book. This special, reduced license fee is available at https://www.BerkeleyMadonna.com/Biological_Reaction_Engineering.
In the Berkeley Madonna Website you will also find a detailed Berkeley
Madonna User’s Guide both for version 8 and 10.
Guide to Berkeley
Madonna (Relevant information to get started)
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Running Simulation Examples of
this Book
All examples are available for Berkeley Madonna
Versions 8 and 10. Version 9 may also be used taking the examples of Version
10. Note that Version 9 does not contain the OPTIMIZE function.
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You can start an example by clicking on
its name in one of the two list below. The correct version of Berkeley Madonna
will then automatically open.
o Simulation examples for
Berkeley Madonna Version 8
Only running on Windows
o Simulation examples
for Berkeley Madonna Version 10 or 9
Running
on Windows and Mac
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Alternatively, you can open any simulation example
after starting Berkeley Madonna and selecting that example in the
corresponding version (8 or 19) from one of the enclosed folders by Open
in the File pull-down menu.