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This post was last edited by liaifeng on 2018-8-3 at 22:00. I am currently working on my graduation project, which focuses on the production of olefins using the UOP MTO method. However, I don’t know much about this topic; the calculations available online all use Aspen. Could anyone who knows how to conduct such calculations without Aspen provide me with the relevant procedures or data? I’m willing to offer compensation for this help. Thank you everyone
Or is there any expert who can help do it on my behalf? Paid
Please explain in detail what kind of calculations you need? Material balance? Equipment selection?
Everyone says tell us what you need to calculate; otherwise, how would anyone know? There are many experts on the forum; as long as you can provide it, someone will be able to calculate it
It mainly involves material balance and heat balance. Since this is my first time dealing with MTO, I’m not very familiar with the calculations in this area. If you have any suggestions, I would appreciate it. Thank you
If I can get some calculation data for reference, I can do the calculations myself. I don’t want to bother the experts, as there are quite a lot of calculations to be done; if they help me with too many of them, I’ll feel embarrassed
First, define the accounting boundary zone, then list all the materials that are within that zone, and determine the quantity of each corresponding material. Note that for the materials accumulated within the system, the energy accounting follows a similar approach, taking into account heat loss caused by external heat dissipation
Could you send me the process for reference?
On Baidu, it’s easy to find information on catalytic cracking calibration or catalytic cracking mass balance; I can’t access the internet on my computer, so I can only use my phone
Are there any books or something like that on this topic? Give an introduction. Take a thorough and systematic look at it; learn* learn*.
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