Toolkit for estimating standard thermodynamic parameters for Gibbs minimization
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README.md

REEPS

REEPS is a toolkit for estimating standard thermodynamic parameters for Gibbs minimization. Extend a methodology for estimating standard thermodynamic parameters for Gibbs minimization in multiphase, multicomponent separations systems

Installation

To install REEPS, clone the repository with the command

$ git clone https://xgitlab.cels.anl.gov/summer-2020/parameter-estimation.git

Navigate into the parameter-estimation folder with

cd parameter-estimation

and run the command below in your terminal

$ pip install -e.

Dependencies

REEPS uses packages: cantera (https://cantera.org/), pandas, numpy, scipy, xml, seaborn, and matplotlib

Usage

Do random stuff and pray.