Releases: watertap-org/watertap
Releases · watertap-org/watertap
2022 Jun Release
2022 Jun Release
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WaterTAP 0.5.0 Release Highlights
- Fixed bugs and implemented maintenance improvements
- Standardized and renamed property variables across property packages
- Enhanced the costing packages
- Modified the coagulation-flocculation model and added documentation
- Added an energy recovery device based on a pelton turbine
- Added an initial 0D and 1D electrodialysis model (NaCl solution demonstration)
- Added a simple boron removal unit operation based on pH swing with documentation
- Added an example for the electrolyte database (EDB) using the Mongo cloud database
- Added costing and documentation for the crystallizer model (NaCl solution demonstration)
- Added an initial granular activated carbon model (1,2-Dichloroethane and Trichloroethylene demonstration)
- Added an initial ultraviolet advanced oxidation process model (NDMA demonstration)
- Added simple models of core wastewater treatment technologies under DE-FOA0002336 portfolio
- Added initial ASM1 and ASM2d models for representing activated sludge processes
- Refined low salt rejection cost optimization example
- Refined the nanofiltration model based on Donnan Steric Pore Model with Dielectric Exclusion by fixing a bug in the model and verifying the model performs as expected
- Fixed some errors in simple models merged in from WaterTAP3
2022 Mar Release
2022 Mar Release
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WaterTAP 0.4.0 Release Highlights
- Updated costing to new IDAES infrastructure with significant improvements to its flexibility and usability
- Added infrastructure for supporting simple zero order models of multiple types and connecting them with a database
- Merged in data and models from NAWI's WaterTAP3 tool (https://github.com/NREL/WaterTAP3) - including ~70 zero order models with costing across a broad range of water treatment technologies
- Added several zero order models for wastewater resource recovery
- Added coagulation-flocculation model based on user input jar test data
- Added an initial mechanical vapor compression model (seawater desalination demonstration)
- Added an initial crystallization model (NaCl solution demonstration)
- Added an initial nanofiltration model based on Donnan Steric Pore Model with Dielectric Exclusion (pending validation for a use case)
- Added property packages that span liquid, vapor, and solid phases (required for mechanical vapor compression and crystallization models)
- Improved electrolyte database through bug fixes, clean up, and additional tests for maintenance
- Refined the parameter sweep tool
- Improved the "ipopt-watertap" default solver through additional options, robustness updates, and bug fixes
- Added developer tools for infeasibility diagnostics
2021 Dec Patch Release
2021 Dec Patch Release
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WaterTAP 0.3.1 Release Highlights
2021 Dec Release
2021 Dec Release
WaterTAP is an open-source water treatment model library that is compatible with the IDAES Platform (https://idaes.org), an advanced process systems engineering tool developed by the U.S. Department of Energy.
Documentation is located at https://watertap.readthedocs.org/en/0.3.0.
0.3.0 Release Highlights:
- Updated the name from ProteusLib to WaterTAP
- Reorganized repository to prepare the merger of WaterTAP3 model and data
- Added zero-order base class models that will form the basis of most WaterTAP3 models
- Updated all chemistry tests to use new IDAES log formulations
- Updated the electrolyte database (EDB) EDB by removing out of date information, leveraging MongoDB, and allowing users to control the output and customize the reaction order
- Added tests demonstrating the precipitation in equilibrium processes including remineralization, water softening, phosphorous removal
- Added more documentation on the EDB
- Updated zero-order nanofiltration model to be compatible with the IDAES generic property package
- Added utilities to automatically use improved scaling methods (gradient based jacobian scaling)
- Partially refactored membrane models to centralize function that write common constraints
2021 Sep Release
2021 Sep Release
ProteusLib is an open-source water treatment model library funded by the National Alliance for Water Innovation (https://www.nawihub.org) that is compatible with the IDAES Platform (https://idaes.org), an advanced process systems engineering tool developed by the U.S. Department of Energy.
Documentation is located at https://proteuslib.readthedocs.org/en/0.2.0.
0.2.0 Release Highlights:
- Reverse osmosis, pressure exchanger, and nanofiltration unit models and seawater and NaCl solution property models
- Other relevant models for water treatment systems are located in the IDAES repository, including:
- Separator, mixer, pump, and reactor unit models
- Electrolyte nonrandom two liquid (eNRTL) property model, and IDAES generic property and reaction models
- Example flowsheets that use ProteusLib and IDAES models to demonstrate the cost optimization of water treatment trains including:
- Seawater RO desalination with energy recovery
- Low salt rejection reverse osmosis
- High pressure reverse osmosis with pretreatment and gypsum scaling prediction
- Multiple tests demonstrating the simulation of detailed equilibrium based electrolyte chemical processes including chlorination, phosphorous removal, re-carbonation, remineralization, and softening. These processes are modeled using IDAES generic property and reaction packages.
- Examples of using the electrolyte nonrandom two liquid (eNRTL) activity coefficient model for determining the pH and the saturation index of gypsum
- Tools that support parametric and stochastic sensitivity analyses
2021 Sep Release Candidate # 0
2021 Sep Release Candidate # 0
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0.2.0rc0 Release Highlights:
- First September release for ProteusLib
2021 June (internal) Release
ProteusLib 0.1.0 June 2021 Internal Release
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Release Highlights
- Documentation for initial release ready for final review and testing