PFAS-SAT 0.2.2

Perfluoroalkyl Substances Systems Analysis Tool (PFAS_SAT)

Perfluoroalkyl Substances(PFAS) Systems Analysis Tool(SAT)

• Free software: GNU GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE V2

• Documentation: https://PFAS_SAT.readthedocs.io.

• Repository: https://bitbucket.org/msm_sardar/PFAS_SAT

Objectives

• The objective of this project was to develop a comprehensive systems analysis tool (SAT) to estimate PFAS release associated with management alternatives for a wide range of PFAS-containing wastes.

Features

• Through this project, we have established an analytical framework to rigorously describe alternatives for the management of individual PFAS-containing wastes, and to quantify interrelationships between individual PFAS-containing wastes and their treatment alternatives.

• The SAT estimates PFAS release to a receiving medium (air, surface water, groundwater, soil) as well as the storage of PFAS in a process (e.g., landfill, injection well) or product (e.g., thermally reactivated carbon).

• The SAT includes process models for multiple treatment and disposal alternatives to estimate PFAS release as a function of the mass, composition, and properties of the waste managed.

Installation

1- Download and install miniconda from: https://docs.conda.io/en/latest/miniconda.html

2- Update conda in a terminal window or anaconda prompt:

conda update conda

3- Create a new environment for PFAS_SAT:

conda create --name PFAS_SAT python=3.7 graphviz

4- Activate the environment (Windows users):

conda activate PFAS_SAT

Note: If you are using Linux or macOS:

source activate PFAS_SAT

5- Install PFAS_SAT in the environment:

pip install PFAS_SAT

6- Only for Windows user (If you are using Linux or macOS, go to the next step). Make sure that bin/ subdirectory of Graphviz which contains the layout commands for rendering graph descriptions (dot) is on your system path: On the command-line, dot -V should print the version of your Graphviz.

7- Open python to run PFAS_SAT:

python

8- Run PFAS_SAT in python:

import PFAS_SAT import ps
ps.PFAS_SAT()

History

0.1.0 (2020-08-04)

• First release on PyPI.