How to save Aspen flowchart as AutoCAD file?
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Chemical engineering design competitions or other design exchanges often require printing out flow charts drawn by Aspen. If Aspen is not installed on another machine (not all printing companies install Aspen, and not everyone can afford genuine Aspen), the file cannot be opened, which brings obstacles to communication. However, if they install AutoCAD software, the problem of drawing printing can be solved. In fact, Aspen has been given the function to solve this problem, and the operation is not complicated. The method is as follows: 1. Export the flow chart as * .dxf file (Flowsheet Drawing); 2. Use AutoCAD software to open the above * .dxf file (drop down to select the file type, visible), if no modification is required (whether the graphics lines are rounded, font size, etc.), then save it as * .dwg file. This completes the conversion of the flowchart file type. Note: The Aspen version used in the test is 11.1 and AutoCAD is 2004
I have used it, and it is quite good. Aspen11.1, autocad2005, it is great. I used to draw it on autocad alone. It is really good.
It has also been verified on CAD2008! ! !
Okay, it seems that we have saved a big step in the design aspect.
I hope you will post more tips!
lz's method can also be used in proii :)
wyj210 : Thanks for trying!
10# NBA2008 Thank you, it’s useful.
How to export version 06.5 to cad
Doesn't seem to understand that well~~~~~
I have tried it, both ASPEN and PRO2 work. good
Thank you for sharing. Can AspenV7 be used?
Very practical, learn* Down. collect
study* Yes, thank you. This is very convenient.