Help: Complete calculation process for material balance and energy balance
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This post was last edited by petrochemical on 2010-5-18 23:17. Seeking help with the complete calculation process for material balance and energy balance
Isn’t it quite comprehensive in the process design manual? It also includes the calculations for specific devices
I want to learn too. . These things are needed during the preliminary stage of petrochemical design (feasibility study), but I have no idea where to start. . . If anyone has information on this, please send it over. . I am extremely grateful. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Buy a book and read it by yourself; don’t bring up such questions
Start by learning from principles of chemical engineering and chemical engineering design manuals*; there are no shortcuts. If someone gives you some information and, after looking at it, you can master the constant calculation of materials, then process engineers would seem to have very little technical expertise in your eyes. Studying diligently* is the key!
The most fundamental aspect of process design is material and heat balance; no shortcuts can be taken here, and it is necessary to learn from scratch*.
It’s indeed very simple; in the end, it comes down to one word: the impermanence of matter.
Just a question: is CHENMCAD used for this purpose?