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 Aspen Custom Modeler Exporting |
2008-12-25 |
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180 |
77.51 KB |
| Flowsheets written in Aspen Modeler
products using the Modeling Language can be used as custom blocks in Aspen Plus simulations. This means you can:
Describe proprietary reactors or units for wh.. |
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 Aspen Energy Analyzer User Guide |
2010-10-08 |
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74 |
2768.84 KB |
| Editing an Operation
To edit an existing operation:
1 Open the Heat Integration Manager view by clicking the Heat Integration
Manager icon.
2 In the list on the left, select the type of operation you want to edit.
To see al.. |
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| Aspen HYSYS-OLI Interface Reference Guide |
2010-10-08 |
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230 |
2660.38 KB |
| 1.1 Introduction
Many industrial processes are affected by many production and
environmental concerns when dealing with electrolytes. A
process cannot be designed and optimized effectively without
comprehensively and accurately addressing.. |
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| Aspen HYSYS Customization Guide |
2010-10-08 |
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30 |
3001.04 KB |
| HYSYS can be accessed from external programs using
Automation. Programs such as Microsoft Visual Basic and
Microsoft Excel can use HYSYS as a calculation engine, allowing
you to create new applications that invisibly use HYSYS in the
bac.. |
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| InfoPlus-X Console Environment and Installation Manual |
2010-10-08 |
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38 |
3042.12 KB |
| Installation of InfoPlus-X on Windows NT systems is handled
transparently during the installation of InfoPlus.21. If your
InfoPlus.21 license includes InfoPlus-X, the files and programs
needed to run an InfoPlus-X database will be.. |
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| Aspen Production Execution Manager Installation Guide |
2010-10-08 |
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66 |
2892.7 KB |
| Manufacturing Operations & Control (MOC)
An application that enables all categories of staff to access from a single
module the whole set of features available in the Aspen Production Execution
Manager software such as MR, RPL and BPL Man.. |
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| Aspen Flare System Analyzer Reference Manual |
2010-10-04 |
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52 |
2529.31 KB |
| This section provides information on the following topics:
• Creating a New Case
• Opening an Existing Case
• Saving a Case
Creating a New Case
When you start Flare System Analyzer, a new case is aut.. |
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| Aspen Integration Foundation Installation Guide |
2010-10-04 |
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98 |
2403.35 KB |
| Adding aspenONE Integration
Foundation Components
Program Maintenance
To add components after installing aspenONE Integration
Foundation:
1 Insert aspenONE 7.2 Disc 2 in your DVD drive. The AspenTech
Installation Browser dialog box is disp.. |
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| Aspen Manufacturing Master Data Manager Installation Guide |
2010-10-04 |
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43 |
2449.63 KB |
| Installing Aspen mMDM for the
First Time
Log on using the account name and password of an account in the
Administrators group of the target computer.
You can begin your software installation by inserting the aspenONE V7.2 Disc
2 into the DV.. |
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| Aspen MUSE Reference Guide |
2010-10-04 |
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38 |
2507.09 KB |
| 1.6 Property Data Sources
MUSE offers a range of options for providing the physical property
information needed for heat transfer and pressure drop calculations. If
you have stream property information available, this can be input
.. |
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| Aspen Physical Property System Physical Property Models |
2010-10-04 |
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168 |
2616.45 KB |
| This manual describes the property models available in the Aspen Physical
Property System and defines the parameters used in each model. The
description for each model lists the parameter names used to enter values on
the Properties Parameter.. |
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| Aspen Engineering V7.2 Installation Guide |
2010-09-27 |
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531 |
3489.28 KB |
| Changing Product/Subfeature Folders
For a selected product, you can change the default destination
location of its product directory. For some features you can also
change the default destination folder of product subfeatures.
To change the .. |
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| Aspen Engineering What's New in V7.2 |
2010-09-27 |
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461 |
2394.77 KB |
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Product Description
Aspen Custom Modeler enables you to quickly create custom models to
incorporate your company’s unique expertise and knowledge, enabling you to
fully leverage the benefits of process simulation throughout your company.
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| Aspen HYSYS Upstream Option Guide |
2010-09-27 |
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54 |
3165.66 KB |
| The Simulation Basis Manager allows you to create, modify, and
manipulate fluid packages in your simulation case. As a
minimum, a Fluid Package contains the components and
property method (for example, an Equation of State) HYSYS will
us.. |
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| Aspen Plus Input Language Guide |
2010-09-27 |
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187 |
3335.97 KB |
| This chapter describes the input language used for accessing flowsheet
variables for use in DESIGN-SPEC, CALCULATOR, OPTIMIZATION,
CONSTRAINT, TRANSFER, SENSITIVITY, CASE-STUDY, DATA-FIT and
REPORT-SCALE blocks. The following types of variabl.. |
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| Aspen-Piping and Instrumentation Drawings |
2010-09-27 |
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19 |
3347.86 KB |
| The primary element is a field-mounted component with all the
necessary accessories for process connection and signal
transmission to a centrally located field junction box. For
pneumatic systems, it includes all the piping, tubing, fittings,.. |
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| Aspen Basic Engineering Administrator Reference Guide |
2010-09-25 |
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32 |
2001.76 KB |
| AZQDataService Interface
The Aspen Basic Engineering Server can load any user supplied data service
as long as the service is an ActiveX dll that supports the AZQDataService
interface. The AZQDataService interface provides methods to register.. |
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| Aspen Cim-IO User's Guide |
2010-09-25 |
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17 |
2128.56 KB |
| Cim-IO Checksum There was an incident where Cim-IO messages seemed to be corrupted. The
tag list in some of the requests were not complete, part of the tagnames were
overwritten by spaces. The problem was caused by a faulty network card.
Cim-.. |
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| Aspen HYSYS Thermodynamics COM Interface Reference Guide |
2010-09-25 |
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19 |
2183.49 KB |
| The program currently offers the enhanced Peng-Robinson (PR),
and Soave-Redlich-Kwong (SRK) equations of state. In addition,
several methods are offered which are modifications of these
property packages, including PRSV, Zudkevitch Joffee .. |
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| Aspen Energy Analyzer Reference Guide |
2010-09-25 |
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33 |
1958.57 KB |
| Targets
Targets are theoretical values that represent the ideal or perfect situation.
They are very important as an analysis tool as it provides a comparison for
how close the current design is to the optimal design.
Energy Targets
Ene.. |
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| Aspen Event Manager Implementation Guide |
2010-09-25 |
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29 |
2073.01 KB |
| Overview The first step in implementing your Aspen Event Manager application is to
identify your company’s business requirements. This process involves
performing the following steps:
1 Identify the Events, Event Sources, and Entities
2 Ide.. |
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| Aspen Plus Hydrocracker V7.2 User's Guide |
2010-09-25 |
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15 |
1887.32 KB |
| Changing Specifications with
Specification Options
What if the plant we are modeling has both a DP cell and an outlet pressure
gauge? We have a choice as to which to use. From a mathematical
standpoint, it is just as valid to declare PRES_OU.. |
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| Aspen Plus Reformer V7.2 User's Guide |
2010-09-25 |
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252 |
2120.59 KB |
| Command Line Window The Aspen Plus Command Line window displays the output of commands
sent to the Aspen Plus Reformer model. It appears automatically when
loading Aspen Plus Reformer and when running cases. After connecting to the
Reformer f.. |
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| Aspen Tank and Operations Manager Installation Guide |
2010-09-25 |
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7 |
3809.61 KB |
| Ready to Install the Program
Note: To make changes, click Back and make changes on the applicable
dialog box. To stop and exit the installation, click Cancel.
1 Review the Installation Summary and confirm that all information is
accurate. If.. |
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| Aspen HYSYS Dynamics User Guide |
2010-09-17 |
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202 |
1765.3 KB |
| Material Balance
The conservation relationships are the basis of mathematical
modeling in Aspen HYSYS. The dynamic mass, component, and
energy balances that are derived in the following section are
similar to the steady state balances wit.. |
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| Aspen OPC Integration Adapter User's Guide |
2010-09-17 |
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44 |
1524.95 KB |
| Data Access
The adapter provides communication from the InfoBus to an OPC Data Access
(DA) server through adapter services. The adapter currently provides the
following DA adapter services:
Publishing current data on a change event
.. |
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| Aspen MUSE Getting Started Guide |
2010-09-17 |
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109 |
1526.59 KB |
| The Input menu shown below gives access to all of the input data. The
menu itself is divided into the different types of data you need to
describe the heat exchanger and the conditions under which it will
operate. These include different a.. |
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| Aspen Plus Getting Started Using Equation Oriented Modeling |
2010-09-17 |
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60 |
1777.94 KB |
| Equation Oriented Modeling is a different strategy for solving your flowsheet
simulations in Aspen Plus. Configuration of the flowsheet works the same way
as previous versions of Aspen Plus, but you choose a different solution
strategy for.. |
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| Aspen Plus Hydrotreater V7.2 User's Guide |
2010-09-17 |
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58 |
1603.73 KB |
| Overview Aspen Plus Hydrotreater is a simulation system for monitoring, planning, and
optimizing hydrocracking and hydrotreating units.
Aspen Plus Hydrotreater is a member of the AspenTech new generation of
refinery reactor models. Aspen Plus.. |
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| Aspen Polymers Examples&Applications |
2010-09-17 |
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149 |
1800.89 KB |
| Entering a Simulation Title
To enter a title:
1 From the Data menu, click Setup.
The Setup Specifications - Data Browser appears.
2 On the Global sheet, type the title of your simulation run as:
Creating an Aspen Polymers Simulation Model
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