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How can Aspen be used to customize the results by modifying TFF files?

2017-11-25View Original

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I have been working on an Aspen simulation recently, and I am trying to customize the output of the results. The main issues are as follows: First, I used the gen-m.tff file as a template and made personalized modifications to it; I selected this template for the result summary, but it does not yield the desired outcome. 1. If you want to display only certain types of logistics information, the manual indicates that this can be achieved by modifying the STREAMS field in the TFF file; for example, it would be something like Streams=id-list..... In practice, I set streams=air,flue,water, but this did not work – all types of logistics information were still displayed. 2. How to set it so that only the molar flow rates and molar fractions of the gaseous components are displayed? Since there is only one solid component, other components are also shown when the solid phase is displayed, which makes the display less concise. Adding phase=V after the parameters in the general settings display only format="%10.3f" substream-header=yes pb-header=no results in nothing being displayed, as it is invalid. If phase=V is added after prop moleflow prop-label="Mole Flow" & trace=1e-5 trace-label="trace" zero-label=" ", it will not be displayed in the gas phase either. Moving the segment to a separate gas-phase section, without any general provisions, will also result in no mole flow rates for components being displayed in either the gas phase or the solid phase.
Reply #22017-11-26
Does no one know the answer to the first question? How can I modify the tff file so that only a few specific logistics are displayed in the result streams? This would make copying easier, as there are too many intermediate logistics

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