Can Aspen version 11.1 fit solid elements?

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:Victory: Dear fellow sea users, I’ve made quite a few attempts, and I’ve found that when using the unit operation models in various versions, no matter which type of solid-state unit operation simulation is chosen – including devices for crystallization, solid crushing, electrostatic dust removal, etc. – it’s necessary to specify what “subsolide” or “Nc” should be added to the material flow. However, I can’t find any way to do this Is it that the Aspen11.1 version simply cannot handle solid-phase processes at all? I hope those who have done such fitting can provide valuable insights and suggest ways to solve this issue It would be great if examples could be provided, thank you. :)

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