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Can PROII be considered an air cooler? Which brother has experience?

2009-11-09View Original

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Can PROII be considered an air cooler? Which brother has experience with air-cooled coolers? Please share it. I’m just starting to work with air coolers; please give me some guidance!
Reply #22009-11-30
ProII cannot be considered a air cooler; it is suitable for energy balance calculations only, but for the design and simulation of air coolers, Hextran or Aspen HTFS’s ACOL, or HTRI’s Xace should be used
Reply #32009-12-01
ProII can be considered an air cooler, but it is better to use other software for calculations

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