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This post was last edited by yangchunxue5 on 2009-5-27 07:21. In Aspen, which is used for chemical engineering calculations, circular streams are often involved. However, the convergence of the entire process becomes a problem when such circular streams are included, and many people have encountered this issue. I have compiled some of the forum posts related to this topic, in the hope that it will be helpful to those who need it. I also hope everyone will have extensive discussions and provide detailed examples of how to proceed, so that beginners can learn from them!* Methods for achieving convergence in Aspen simulations of circulating streams: http://bbs.hcbbs.com/viewthread.php?tid=315301&highlight=%D1%AD%BB%B7%2Baspen Examples of setting up circulating streams in ASPEN: http://bbs.hcbbs.com/viewthread.php?tid=365776&highlight=%D1%AD%BB%B7%2Aspen Handling of circulating streams during ASPEN simulation calculations: http://bbs.hcbbs.com/viewthread.php?tid=315412&highlight=%D1%AD%BB%B7%2Aspen
Thank you to the original poster for going to the trouble of organizing this; I’m learning*. . .
The permissions for the attachment in that third link are too high. If any kind person downloads it, could they please send it to me? My email address is chutian*angshui@163.com
Very good; I hope more experts will provide explanations
Thank you, OP; it’s exactly what I needed. Learn it quickly* 7# songzelong
The original poster is a good person, an really good person. Give them some support – this thing is so difficult
Cattle stickers, thank you to the original poster for your selfless contribution.