After the material properties have been estimated, how can they be used in subsequent simulations?
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After performing property simulations for a certain substance, I first changed the run type to sheet flow as required by the user manual, and then adjusted the options in the setup section under properties to \"do not estimate any properties.\" I then created a process that used this substance, but errors occurred after running it; it said that the newly created compound lacked molecular structure information. But I clearly already entered it – why is this happening? Please advise, expert
Same question~~~~~~~~~~~ PS: Do you have the ASPEN Chinese manual? I need the functional group codes； If available, please send it to the email address carnelian01943@163.com. Thank you very much
If it needs to be used downstairs in the future, could you please ask the person on the 2nd floor to send it? My internet speed is very slow. Hehe
Could we save the estimated value first, reset the material property data, and give it a try?
It’s so sweaty; I can’t even get down, LZ. . . Why do the items I see in my sharing section appear to be quite small?
The physical property data is automatically saved. What do you mean by resetting the physical properties?
I have previously posted a topic thread on this method: Property Estimation (Lecture Notes) http://bbs.hcbbs.com/thread-436491-1-1.html. The estimated results are saved in a file and then used. This issue has already been discussed
Hello, teacher. I did indeed follow the steps in your PowerPoint presentation, and I also exported the .bkp file. But in the end, it was still said that there was a lack of data on that new substance. Is it maybe because I didn’t import the file with the estimated material properties? Is that all? How does one need to import it? I tried importing it, but it seems to not work. Please give me some advice; thank you so much!
Same question from the 7th floor. PS: Do you have any way to get in touch? I hope to communicate with you; the simulations I’m working on also require the addition of new substances, and there are many issues I’d like to discuss together. Thank you