What are the different methods for adding H2O to petroleum components?

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In the oil distillation simulations I’ve seen, there are two ways to add H2O to the oil components: 1. Using a mixer； 2. Added as a light component. May I ask: What is the difference between the two methods, and which one is better?

Reply #22009-02-22

It should be the same in all cases; some people prefer to use mixers to simulate the desalination process. In oil distillation simulations, generally speaking, the WATER DECANT method is used, and the distillation calculation procedures remain the same

Reply #32009-02-23

Adding it as a light component seems to affect how Pro/II divides the process

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