PhreeqPy: Python Tools for PHREEQC
PhreeqPy is a collection of Python tools to work with PHREEQC.
It provides access to the IPhreeqc interface without the need to run a COM server and therefore also works on non-Windows systems. IPhreeqc is described in more detail in this publication. This publication at the conference MODFLOW and More 2011 demonstrates with an example how PhreeqPy works.
Starting from version 0.6, PhreeqPy supports PhreeqcRM. Due to missing dependencies on PyPi, PhreeqcRM is only available in the conda package, not via PyPi.
Install with:
conda install -c hydrocomputing phreeqpy
or
mamba install -c hydrocomputing phreeqpy
For pixi add this to your pixi.toml:
[dependencies]
phreeqpy = { version = "*", channel = "hydrocomputing" }
See examples/phreeqcrm/advect.py for an usage example for PhreeqcRM.
The IPhreeqc interface, i.e. all functionality before version 0.6,
is still available via a pip install:
pip install phreeqpy
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