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Regarding the aspen ssplit module

2018-05-12View Original

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ssplit can be used to separate the gas phase from the solid phase, but how exactly does it work? I want to separate Fe2O3 from CO2; however, no matter how I set it up, everything flows to one side. Please help
Reply #22018-05-15
ssplitters – this should refer to a splitter; for gas-solid separation, the cyclone in the solid module is generally used
Reply #32020-01-02
I understand; it should be possible to allocate liquids at a ratio of 0:1 and solids at a ratio of 1:0. It’s worth giving it a try

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