Software
BIOS offers commercially available software programs as well as customer-specific developments of software in the energy sector
Commercially available software:
Based on MS-Excel and VBA
Detailed mass and energy balance calculations for combustion processes
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Based on MS-Excel and VBA
Application for the evaluation and validation of operating data of biomass combustion and biomass combined heat and power plants.
The results of the evaluations performed are displayed in charts and tables regarding mean values, timelines and summary sheets for selected time periods. DATEVAL 1.0 offers the advantage for a plant operator to identify weak points regarding plant performance and to optimise plant operation based on the evaluations performed. The numerous references of plants utilising DATEVAL 1.0 demonstrate the advantages of the program.
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Development of customer specific software:
BIOS also offers customer specific software development. Examples are:
- Customer-specific applications for the design, simulation and optimisation of hydronic and HVAC plants.
- OPENFOAM based CFD programmes for customer specific applications.
Software infrastructure of BIOS:
MS Office
Office software
MS Teams
Videoconferencing
MS PROJECT
Project scheduling
Autodesk
- AutoCAD
- PID
- AutoCAD Electrical
- AutoCAD MEP
- AutoCAD Plant 3D
- Navisworks Manage
Software for plant design and drawings (2D and 3D including schematics)
SolidWorks
3D-CAD programme
TRNSYS
Dynamic building and HVAC simulations
AHH – Air Humid Handling
Air conditioning cycle calculations
Sidoun
Software for tendering
ANSYS Fluent
CFD simulations (commercial)
OpenFOAM
CFD simulations (open source)
Ansys Chemkin
Reaction kinetic calculations
FactSage
High-temperature equilibrium calculations
Databases:
Biomass fuel and ash database
In-house development (ongoing updates)
Database regarding emissions from biomass combustion plants
In-house development (ongoing updates)
Database regarding investment and operating costs of components and complete plants in the field of energy systems
In-house development (ongoing updates)