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How can the physical property data of PRO2 be imported into inplant? Does anyone know? Thank you!

2017-11-01View Original

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As the title suggests, I want to use InPlant to calculate two-phase flow. The data comes from pro2. How can the physical property data of PRO2 be imported into InPlant? Does anyone know? Or does anyone have other software or methods for using Pro2 data to calculate two-phase flow? Thank you!
Reply #22017-11-13
Cannot be imported; it needs to be entered manually
Reply #32017-11-13
But I see that the usage instructions for inplant indicate it’s okay; Also, the two software programs are on the same platform, and Inplant has interfaces as well. But it just won’t import no matter what. Since the software is not on this machine, it’s not possible to take screenshots, especially screenshots of the inplant instructions for you. But still, thank you. It seems you do have quite a bit of experience.
Reply #42017-11-14
The integration of the software isn’t as good as advertised; re-entering the data will just take more time

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