AthenaVisual Plus v21.1: Harmonious User Interface Interface with Aspen Plus Robust Solvers for Data Analysis Interface with 64-Bit Excel Equations of State for Thermal Properties Interface with UniSim Robust Solvers for Modeling Interface with Aspen Hysys
AthenaVisual Plus has a variety of uses in the Chemical Industry and Academia.
Educational Use
Use AthenaVisual Plus in the classroom to educate students in process modeling, parameter estimation and experimental data analysis
Commercial Use
Use AthenaVisual Plus to build reactor models, and perform statistical data analysis and discover reaction mechanisms
Global Services
Contracts are available for difficult to solve problems. Workshops provided for training and modeling assistance. Contact Support
Customer Testimonials
"Athena enables Dow to export models to our flow sheet simulation software or to call modules of that software from within the Athena environment seamlessly, enabling easy technology transfer from lab to plant. The FORTRAN platform of Athena also enables us to access our proprietary physical properties database."
Paul Witt, Ph.D. - Associate Director
Engineering & Process Science, Core R&D
The Dow Chemical Company
"We use Athena to derive fundamental models for complex gas-solid reactions from experimental data. The statistical analysis features are user-friendly and are a critical research tool for discriminating which models best describe the data."
Dante Simonetti, Ph. D. - Assistant Professor
Chemical & Biomolecular Engineering
UCLA
"More than a decade ago, Dow selected Athena Visual Studio to replace our internally developed modeling and parameter estimation tool. Based on our assessment, Athena was and is the best tool for chemical reaction engineers developing models of reaction kinetics with parameters fit to experimental data."
Dan Hickman, Ph.D. - Fellow
Engineering & Process Science, Core R&D
The Dow Chemical Company
"We regularly use Athena for parameter estimation in catalytic reaction models. It is a powerful and user-friendly tool that helps us develop meaningful reaction-diffusion models that accurately describe observed reaction rates in micro/mesoporous zeolite catalysts."
Michael Tsapatsis, Ph.D. - Professor
Department of Chemical Engineering and Materials Science
University of Minnesota
“Athena Visual Studio is an excellent tool for our PhD and MSc research and education for Food Technology students. It’s extremely versatile for estimation parameters of processes and (bio)chemical reactions related to food.”