Using IPhreeQC Com Module with Matlab
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Hi All I am trying to use the com module in matlab and i can't find a refrence for the syntax for the string (which you can send to the RunString). Can anyone give me an example (a simple one)? thanks a lot
paz
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Leonardo Meireles
le 28 Mar 2018
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Hi Paz,
That was a long time ago, but there is a simple example in the PHREEQC users' forum:
iphreeqc = actxserver('IPhreeqcCOM.Object'); iphreeqc.LoadDatabase(['whatever path' '\USGS\IPhreeqcCOM 3.3.7-11094\database\phreeqc.dat']);
iphreeqc.ClearAccumulatedLines;
iphreeqc.AccumulateLine ('USER_PUNCH') iphreeqc.AccumulateLine ('-head Spec_Cond'); iphreeqc.AccumulateLine ('PUNCH SC');
iphreeqc.AccumulateLine ('SELECTED_OUTPUT'); iphreeqc.AccumulateLine ('-activities Ca+2 CO3-2'); iphreeqc.AccumulateLine ('-ionic_strength'); iphreeqc.AccumulateLine ('-pH');
iphreeqc.AccumulateLine ('SOLUTION 1 '); iphreeqc.AccumulateLine ('-pH 7 charge'); iphreeqc.AccumulateLine ('-temp 25'); iphreeqc.AccumulateLine ('-units mol/L'); iphreeqc.AccumulateLine (['C(4) ' num2str(c(1))]); iphreeqc.AccumulateLine (['Ca ' num2str(c(2))]); iphreeqc.AccumulateLine (['Cl ' num2str(c(3))]); iphreeqc.AccumulateLine (['N(-3) ' num2str(c(4))]);
try iphreeqc.RunAccumulated; catch break; end
out_PHREEQC = iphreeqc.GetSelectedOutputArray;
The original thread is at the address below.
Best regards,
Leo.
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paz nativ
le 28 Mar 2018
Wow, thank you!
M Muniruzzaman
le 8 Nov 2017
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Here is work that we did that demonstrate using IPhreeqcCOM with Matlab.
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Paz Nativ
le 8 Nov 2017
M Muniruzzaman
le 20 Mar 2018
No problem, what kind of syntax are you referring to? The general descriptions about IPhreeqc methods can be found in the paper by Charlton and Parkhurst (2011), ADWR or in the PHREEQC site: https://wwwbrr.cr.usgs.gov/projects/GWC_coupled/iphreeqc/classIPhreeqc.html
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