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For beginners: small issues with FLASH2

2010-10-18View Original

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I’m a beginner with ASPEN and FLASH2 Blocks, and I have two questions: In the flash specifications settings, 1) Does \"Pressure\" refer to the feed pressure or the pressure used by the equipment? 2) Does Vapor fraction refer to the gas-liquid ratio of the condensate? Thank you so much!
Reply #22010-10-18
1. Operating pressure of the equipment; 2. It refers to the mole ratio of the vapor phase to the liquid phase after flashing...
Reply #32010-10-19
Reply to 2# EagleYuan: If the gas-liquid ratio is 1/3 after FLASHing, then is VAPOR FRACTION=0.33 or 0.25?
Reply #42010-10-20
This post was last edited by EagleYuan on 2010-10-20 at 14:33. The highest value for the vapor fraction is 1, which indicates the mole ratio between the vapor phase and the feed material... So, for a gas-liquid ratio of 1/3, the vapor fraction is 0.25. . . .
Reply #52010-10-22
Pressure refers to the operating pressure of the flasher, while the vapor fraction denotes the proportion of the gas phase in the total material within the flasher

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