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I wonder if there is a difference between proii8 and proii6

2009-08-29View Original

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Is the difference significant? I’m using a 6 right now; I’ve looked for many 8 models, but none of them work for me. I’d like to know if the difference between the two is big. If it isn’t, I won’t change it
Reply #22009-08-29
The latter is better than the former, right? 1# chhliu
Reply #32009-08-31
Once you get used to versions 28.0 and above of Pro, you’ll find that you really don’t like using Pro 26.0 anymore. The main difference is that 8.0 is easier to use and has a nicer interface. Additionally, in version 8.1, “distillation curve interconversion” is defaultingly set to “API 1994”, whereas in version 6.0 it remains defaultingly set to “API 1987”. When performing oil refining simulations, attention should be paid to this choice.
Reply #42009-09-03
I think there are several differences: 1. The modules give a stronger sense of three-dimensionality; 2. The internal database has been improved and is more comprehensive; 3. The standards should be updated; 4. The data related to calculation results should be more detailed. If the original poster tries version 8.2, he will notice even more differences! The calculation results are very detailed; for example, the viscosity of a material has both kinematic viscosity and dynamic viscosity calculated for it. It wasn’t available in previous versions! Unless it is completed in the unit settings! It’s just my personal opinion; please point out if there’s anything wrong, classmate*!
Reply #52009-09-03
The new version is better; otherwise, why would there be an update?

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