Three-effect evaporation problem

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This post was last edited by wll1986 on 2018-10-17 09:14. Why, in the Aspen calculation, is almost all of the material evaporated in the first stage in solid salt form? (The total weight of solids and liquids is 909 kg, of which 897 are solids)

Reply #22018-10-16

Aspen file, version V9

Reply #32018-10-16

Your version is too high; please save a BKP file and upload it again

Reply #42018-10-17

The versions of the software used by different units are likely to vary. It is recommended that when uploading files that may pose compatibility issues, consider using a lower version so that it is easier for everyone to access them and find solutions :)

Reply #52018-10-17

Already uploaded again as BKP

Reply #62018-10-17

My version is too old to open your bkp

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