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Issues with the sub-stream concept in Aspen simulations

2009-11-17View Original

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In the Aspen simulation, does the sub-flow correspond to a certain flow in the flowchart? I’ve been confused and hope for some expert guidance.
Reply #22009-11-17
As I understand it, sub-logistics exists in relation to the attributes of logistics. By default, the newly entered logistics attributes are set as global attributes
Reply #32009-11-17
I agree that \"sub-logistics exist based on the attributes of logistics,\" but I’m not quite sure about the following statement: \"The system defaults new logistics attributes to global attributes.\" Different types of logistics involve different sub-logistics types; for example, the conven type includes only the mixed sub-logistics, while the mixnc type includes both mixed and nc sub-logistics. The choice of logistics type should be determined according to the types of components included in the system being simulated.
Reply #42009-11-17
It seems to be the case. Thank you very much for your help.

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