This 3-sentence summary provides the high-level steps to create a tutorial in Aspen Plus:
The tutorial walks through opening a new project in Aspen Plus, adding two components (acetonitrile and 1-butanol) to the project, selecting a thermodynamic model (Wilson) and mixture type (PXY), inputting vapor-liquid equilibrium data from external sources, performing a regression to calculate parameters, and viewing the experimental versus calculated data on a graph.
Key steps include creating a new project, finding and adding components, choosing a thermodynamic method and mixture type, copying pressure-composition data from online sources, running a regression to fit parameters, and plotting the results.
This 3-sentence summary provides the high-level steps to create a tutorial in Aspen Plus:
The tutorial walks through opening a new project in Aspen Plus, adding two components (acetonitrile and 1-butanol) to the project, selecting a thermodynamic model (Wilson) and mixture type (PXY), inputting vapor-liquid equilibrium data from external sources, performing a regression to calculate parameters, and viewing the experimental versus calculated data on a graph.
Key steps include creating a new project, finding and adding components, choosing a thermodynamic method and mixture type, copying pressure-composition data from online sources, running a regression to fit parameters, and plotting the results.
This 3-sentence summary provides the high-level steps to create a tutorial in Aspen Plus:
The tutorial walks through opening a new project in Aspen Plus, adding two components (acetonitrile and 1-butanol) to the project, selecting a thermodynamic model (Wilson) and mixture type (PXY), inputting vapor-liquid equilibrium data from external sources, performing a regression to calculate parameters, and viewing the experimental versus calculated data on a graph.
Key steps include creating a new project, finding and adding components, choosing a thermodynamic method and mixture type, copying pressure-composition data from online sources, running a regression to fit parameters, and plotting the results.
Fakultas Vokasi Institut Teknologi Sepuluh Nopember Surabaya 1. Go to Windows icon 2. Click Aspen Plus 3. Click Aspen Plus V9 Click open new project Click ‘Create’ tool 1
2 1. Add component 2. Click ‘Find’ Component is not ready to use 1 2
1. Type the component
name, for example : Acetonitrile 2. Click ‘Find Now’ 3 3. Choose Acetonitrile and Double click 1
1. Acetonitrile is ready to use
2. Click ‘Find’ in the second row for the second component 1 2
1. Type the component
name, for example : 1- butanol 3 2. Click ‘Find Now’ 3. Choose 1-butanol and Double click Go to the next step
Ready to use 3
1. Choose method filter →
Common 2. Base Method → choose thermodynamic model, for example : Wilson 3. Next → Go to the next step 2 1. Click ‘New’ 2. Select Type : Mixture Click ‘>>’ to add component 1. Choose Data Type : PXY 2. Fill in Temperature : 333.15 K 3. Select Basis of composition : Mole fraction http://www.ddbst.com/en/EED/VLE/VLEindex.php http://www.ddbst.com/en/EED/VLE/VLE%20Acetonitrile%3B1-Butanol.php Copy & Paste the data for Pressure, X Acetone, & Y Acetone
The data for X N-Butanol and
Y N-Butanol will be calculated automatically by Aspen Click ‘Regression’ 1. Click ‘New’ 2. Click ‘Ok’ View Parameter View Consistency Tests Plot Graph