Using Aspen’s Docon.xls for GPC peak separation

2012-05-23View Original

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I have a question to ask. While reviewing literature, Lu Chang from Qilu Petrochemical mentioned in one paper that the PP model uses Docon.xls, a GPC analysis program developed by AspenTech and based on Excel as its platform. Has anyone performed GPC peak analysis? I have two questions: 1. What methods do you use for GPC analysis? 2. Have you used Aspen’s Docon.xls, and if so, how?

Reply #22012-05-23

GPC peak separation – many studies have discussed this topic. First, a single active center simulation is used, and then the model is refined to account for multiple active centers. It seems that writing such a program isn’t difficult, but it requires a large amount of data related to the product. I’ve never used Docon.xls before, so I’m not sure about its specifics, haha

Reply #32013-08-13

Also puzzled by GPC of the catalyst active site

Reply #42019-02-25

I also want a ready-made software that can do this

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