
I really like DyssolPro's ability to map states of material streams across multiple (multidimensional) distributed variables. I particularly appreciate the use of transformation matrices, as they are easy for me to visualize as a mechanical engineer. The GUI is absolutely great, and I also find the ability to edit icons nice, even if it's more of a gimmick. Additionally, I like the optimizer, the parameter finder, and the DoE tools, even though I haven't used them yet. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
I don't have much to criticize. DyssolPro is fundamentally very user-friendly. Defining the distributions, holdups, phases, and compounds before the first simulation of each flowsheet can be somewhat time-consuming. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.