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Does anyone know if the FRNC-5 software throws a 5029 error when simulating vertical cylindrical furnaces? When this error occurs, no results are generated at all. How can this be fixed? Seeking help online!
You can upload the input file; I’ll take a look for you
Thank you, boss. Please take a look at the file I uploaded. I’ve been troubled by this problem for a week now; no matter what I try, I can’t solve it :(
It’s a problem with the physical property grid; by removing the input for the physical properties of logistics item 50 and replacing it with a specific component such as ethane, it will work.
Um, thank you very much. However, the physical properties of the material to be heated were provided by the client, and it’s likely that there is an issue with the input of the enthalpy value. Could you help me figure out how to enter the enthalpy value in those properties?
I didn’t see any entry for enthalpy in the grid where you input the physical properties; all the cells in that table related to enthalpy are empty.
The enthalpy value I entered is in the total enthalpy field; I didn’t enter the enthalpy values for the liquid or gas states, as the client only provided the enthalpy values at different temperatures, and the unit used is MW
In the new version of FRNC5, for the input of material property grids, there is a ‘Plot Date’ button that allows graphical display to show whether the inputted material properties are abnormal. I think there’s something wrong with your input. Entering material properties is very troublesome, and few people can do it correctly. Your component is somewhat similar to gasoline; you can find a similar type of oil, enter its values based on the distillation curve, and then make slight adjustments to match the conditions provided by the client. If it is genuine software, you can send an email to PFR Company directly and ask them for assistance with debugging.
Thanks, big bro. I’ll give it another try
To be honest, the after-sales service for this software is very poor. Even asking a simple question comes with a charge. Why not use domestically developed software? Advanced training is available, far beyond anything that is merely superficial. To truly make you an expert in the field.