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Can initialization be successful again after the Aspen simulation is completed?

2019-03-14View Original

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Will it be possible to initialize again successfully after your Aspen simulation is completed? If it fails, is the result unreliable? When using a rate model for chemical absorption, after absorption and regeneration cycle back, reinitialization often results in non-convergence. Please discuss what improvement measures could be taken, and share the types of simulations in which convergence does not occur after initialization following a successful run.
Reply #22019-11-20
No one is answering; I want to know too! :(
Reply #32019-12-27
The result of the previous calculation can be used as the initial value for the next calculation before initialization; that should work

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