Two streams of steam with different temperatures and pressures are mixed; when using PRO II for modeling, clicking to run results in an error. I seek guidance from experts

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Steam 1: 0.8 MPa, 280°C, 200 t/h; Steam 2: 0.9 MPa, 220°C, 30 t/h. These two streams of steam are mixed together, and the material type selected is WATER. The operation always fails – I seek guidance from experts

Reply #22019-03-12

Hello, can we have a conversation? My QQ: 260555756:)

Reply #32019-03-13

Choose H20; what else but WATER?

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