What does “Std ideal Liq vol flow” mean in HYSYS? !
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Std ideal Liq vol flow=Standard ideal liquid volume flow rate? ! Is this explanation correct? If it’s a gas, how do I fill it? Do we have to convert it to liquid density and then calculate? How to convert 1000 Nm3/h of air into Std ideal liquid volume flow? How to enter it in HYSYS? Thank you!
It corresponds to the volume of a saturated liquid at one atmosphere pressure.
Then I’m helpless. I need to enter the air volume, and this is the only field available in HYSYS for that purpose. Do I also need to convert it to liquid volume? ! That’s so funny.
The software does not support input of volume; only moles and mass can be entered, so you need to perform the conversion yourself
That’s too inconvenient, after all it’s a very well-known software.
That’s too inconvenient, after all it’s a very well-known software.
Mass flow rate is commonly used in engineering.
That’s right, but for gases, it’s more about volumetric flow rate.
That’s right, but for gases, it’s more about volumetric flow rate.
That’s right, but for gases, it’s more about volumetric flow rate.
That’s right, but for gases, it’s more about volumetric flow rate.