How to write a custom reaction kinetics model in HYSIS
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Because the reaction kinetics models in HYSYS are mostly built-in. Previously, I used Aspen, for which the code was written in Fortran syntax for file reading; however, in HYSYS, I couldn’t find any option for reading files. Please **help me answer this question. Thank you. Sorry for the disturbance; please bear with me
It is very troublesome to write dynamic equations in HYSYS by oneself, although it is possible to do so; the original poster can refer to the relevant technical manuals
Thank you **. I’ll try my best to find relevant information to read; as long as it’s possible, I’ll do it
Then may I ask, does **HYSIS use an external Fortran compiler to write its own dynamic equations as well? I couldn’t find any relevant information online. Is there anyone kind enough to provide it?
Should I use C++ or VB? I’ve been thinking about this for over a month now; I earnestly ask everyone to **provide some advice – I’m extremely grateful.**
1) To write kinetic equations or other models in HYSYS, C++ is required. 2) If you are an authorized user, it is recommended that you seek technical support from the software company! 3) Alternatively, you can use VMGSim; this software is very similar to HYSYS, but it makes it easy to write reaction kinetic equations without the need for any programming language
Both VB and VC++ can be used, but VB is more commonly employed for writing extensions. If you have excellent technical skills and a solid knowledge of chemistry, you can achieve any effect you desire.