Are the A+ simulation results displayed in yellow font to indicate reliability?
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This post was last edited by chengjian5906 on 2010-5-19 17:00. It means “Result Available with Warnings”. How reliable is it?
This needs to be judged based on one’s own warnings
Generally, it’s not very reliable; if you give it to someone else, they won’t dare to use it either. Only the \"available\" result is reliable
It is recommended to find out the cause of the error to see if it can be resolved; you can check the operation information in the control panel.
When there is a warning, it’s necessary to find out the cause. Some possible reasons could be issues such as loss of mass and energy balance due to lowering the convergence accuracy, or insufficient feed pressure. Therefore, even when something is marked as available, it needs to be carefully considered before deciding whether it can be used – just because it’s available doesn’t mean it can definitely be used!
The results are already available, so there’s little need to consider them further in depth. I usually only determine whether it is feasible by using flow data and device data. Attitude determines everything. It depends on whether you’re serious or not
Thank you all. In my calculations, when the flow rate is increased, it turns blue; when it is reduced to a certain level, it turns yellow. Regarding reactors, the reaction selection is not based on the conversion rate of a single component, but rather on the degree of reaction in molar terms; it should be related to this. What is the exact meaning of molar extent?