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The density obtained from process simulation differs from that obtained through Analysis

2021-12-13View Original

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I would like to ask everyone for advice. When calculating the density of a certain component, I encountered a strange issue: the density obtained from process simulation was different from the density obtained through Analysis. Further research found that the software uses the Rackett equation (equation number: 0) for process simulation, whereas it uses the DIPPR equation (equation number: 105) for Analysis. And I hope the DIPPR equation can be used for process simulation. The process is very simple: it consists of just a heater, with material flowing in and out, and there is only one component.
Reply #22021-12-22
Just change the route in the method

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