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Can Aspen be used for evaporation calculations?

2009-12-07View Original

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Which unit operation model should be used for evaporation design?
Reply #22009-12-07
Many options are available; it depends on what exactly is evaporating. The simplest approach is to use Flash 2, while heaters or towers can also be used
Reply #32009-12-07
As evaporation is an important unit operation in chemical engineering, it can certainly be simulated using Aspen, with many different methods available.
Reply #42009-12-08
Can Aspen be used for multi-effect evaporation? Please give some advice, 3# llbear
Reply #52011-11-21
Reply to 4# simao100: Have you already used Aspen to simulate multi-effect evaporation processes? I am just starting to study this topic, and I would greatly appreciate any advice you could offer. Thank you very much

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