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Warning appearing during the simulation process: COMPONENT MASS FRACTIONS ARE NORMALIZED TO UNITY.

2019-01-10View Original

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After the simulation was run, the following warning appeared: What does this mean? The attached diagram shows my design inputs for the NH3 liquid; I would appreciate some guidance from experts, thank you. * WARNING IN THE “STREAM” PARAGRAPH WHICH BEGINS ON LINE 116: THE MASS FRACIONS OF THE NH3 COMPONENT IN THE STREAM ARE NORMALIZED TO ONE.
Reply #22019-01-15
This should be the electrolyte model, right?
Reply #32019-02-18
I’m sorry, I don’t even know how to deal with this warning either: * WARNING COMPONENT “NH3” HAS ZERO FLOWRATE IN THE OUTLET STREAM. FRACTIONAL CONVERSION HAS BEEN MODIFIED BY A FACTOR OF “0.8190650E-01”"
Reply #42019-02-18
Yes, the ENRTL property method
Reply #52019-02-19
Upload the file, otherwise I won’t understand
Reply #62019-02-19
I can’t upload it; it says that files in the BKP format are not allowed to be uploaded
Reply #72019-02-19
:) Hehe~ Just modify the suffix and upload it again~ It’s enough to explain what the suffix is
Reply #82019-02-21
OK, the simulation file is attached. Please give me some guidance, thanks

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