I want to simulate coal gasification, but I’m not sure what’s wrong with the Fortran code for coal decomposition; please help me take a look.

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The coal components have already been defined; I used Baidu’s Aspen introductory tutorial. However, when I wrote the Fortran statements according to its instructions, they kept giving errors, indicating that the variables were not defined. Aspenv9 is being used

Reply #22020-03-23

Is the first line ULT?

Reply #32020-03-23

I tried it; even by changing it to ULT, the error still appears, showing “undefined” or something like that

Reply #42022-04-22

Is it solved? The poster, with QQ ID 194278363, can also discuss the same issue

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I want to simulate coal gasification, but I’m not sure what’s wrong with the Fortran code for coal decomposition; please help me take a look.

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