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Having been in the sulfuric acid industry for a long time, I always feel that foreign technology is always one step ahead of the Chinese. In terms of technology, large foreign companies have simulation software and complete data. In our early years, we had the Nanhua Institute of Chemical Engineering to start. Nothing new has been produced in 20 years. Initiated a plan to prepare simulation software for the sulfuric acid industry, making it open to the public. To gather heroes from all walks of life and brainstorm ideas.
Support, there are many people who want to do it, many people who do it, but almost none who have done it. Hope it can be done :D
I support the good idea of the top floor owner.
:) The idea of simulating software is very good, and maybe it can be implemented in Haichuan. However, perhaps the biggest difficulty is how to cooperate
I am doing a simulation of the sulfuric acid process, and I hope everyone can communicate more!
There is no problem with simple simulation, but it lacks the physical and chemical performance parameters of various catalysts themselves. This is not just something to say here. It couldn't be done even in Haichuan. As for the simulation software, refer to the data of the original catalyst standard, and one is currently in use. Can provide some calculation data (gas component changes under different conversion rates, flow rate changes, and temperature changes can all be provided)
This issue has been discussed many times on the forum, see boqing for details_zhWhat should be noted in the post "About the distribution of sulfuric acid catalysts in each bed": The core of this software is "catalyst". The so-called large foreign companies have simulation software, which refers to the three catalyst production companies of Monsanto, Topsoe and BASF. However, many foreign sulfuric acid manufacturers do not have this software! Drawing on foreign experience, the development of this software is unlikely to be completed by sulfuric acid manufacturers (after all, the catalysts used by each sulfuric acid manufacturer are different), and will rely more on catalyst manufacturers. So is it possible for catalyst companies in fierce competition to come together to share research results?
I think the sulfuric acid production plant can develop a set of start-up and stop software for employee training based on the production process.
This requires a large amount of basic research data. Most of the existing basic research data in our sulfuric acid industry is translated from the former Soviet Union, and the data is incomplete. I don’t know if we can complete the high-rise building of sulfuric acid simulation software based on the incomplete basic data that we have not confirmed yet? What if there is something wrong with the basic data disclosed abroad?
How many databases does a sulfuric acid industry have? It can be supplemented by chemical databases. The key is to be familiar with your process. Once you are familiar with the catalyst, don’t be afraid.
Without a good foundation, if you want to build a high-rise building, even if it is built, it will only be "a crooked building"!