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pyroflueplots

A compact tool for visualizing data obtained from pyrolysis experiments.

This facilitates data analysis for the following scientific article Industrially relevant pyrolysis of diverse contaminated organic wastes: Gas compositions and emissions to air

It is required to have Python, and Git installed.

Clone the repository:

Open the command windows and type

$ cd C:\pathToRepository\

Cone the repository

$ git clone https://github.com/tayloris/pyroflueplots

First time use:

Create a Python environment and install the packages specified in requirements.txt

$ create a python env

Before running a script:

First Activate your Python environment

$ C:\PythonEnv\pythonEnv\Scripts\activate.bat

Indicate the location of the repository source code

$ set PYTHONPATH=%PYTHONPATH%;C:\pathToDirectory\pyroflueplots\src

Run scripts to generate plots:

Go to the repository

$ cd C:\pathToDirectory\pyroflueplots\

Run an example of a script

$ python scripts\examples\autoBarPlotsEm_factors.py
$ python scripts\examples\autoBarPlotsMatrix_mass_balance.py
$ python scripts\examples\autoBarPlotsLoop.py
$ python scripts\examples\autoPlotGF.py

For Ubuntu

Activate Python enviroment $source /pathToPythonEnv/bin/activate
Indicate the location of the repository source code export PYTHONPATH=$PYTHONPATH:/PathToRepo/pyroflueplots/src/

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autoPlotGF_wtitles.py Fail to allocate bitmap

After running/producing about half of the figures, the script stops after saying "Fail to allocate bitmap".

I also might have had some problems when producing figures where the name was too long. I changed the name of one of the variables that was too long, and it seemed to help. But I still have some variables with maybe too long names.