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How to display the composition on each theoretical plate of the distillation column in PRO 2?

2010-03-19View Original

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This post was last edited by suiran983527 on 2010-3-29 16:50. When using PRO2 for distillation simulations, how can one display the composition of each component in the gas and liquid phases on each theoretical plate? In Aspen, it is possible to display the gas-liquid phase composition on each plate; PRO2 should be able to do the same as well. I tried searching on my own for a long time but couldn’t find it; those who know the answer please help me out, thank you!
Reply #22010-03-19
To view the composition of that tray, introduce a stream extraction line on that tray and then set that stream as a virtual stream; the composition displayed for that stream represents the composition of that tray
Reply #32010-03-19
Double-click on the tower, then click on print options; there are various options there – try to select them all. Generate a detailed report file, and that’s it.
Reply #42010-03-20
The answer from the third floor is better; this method meets the original poster’s requirements more effectively!
Reply #52010-03-29
This post was last edited by suiran983527 on 2010-3-29 at 16:50. View the output report, which contains detailed information on each tray.
Reply #62010-03-29
Look at the report; there are records on it respectively. Compare them to see the composition
Reply #72010-03-29
Look at the report; there are records on it respectively. Compare them to see the composition
Reply #82010-04-02
After running it, check the final report, which contains information on each tray

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