There are two reactions in Aspen reactions

2011-04-08View Original

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In Aspen’s built-in package Kemea, under Reactions, there are two sub-reaction options. Is it the combined effect of these two sub-reaction options at runtime? If not, then where do I choose to run it according to which reaction option?

Reply #22011-04-13

How to enter chemical reactions in Aspen? Does anyone have example problems for Aspen simulations of chemical absorption? Please share

Reply #32011-04-13

Reply to 2# *aolanchonghh: Wow~ It’s even newer than mine!

Reply #42011-04-14

Reply to 3# mg8868: I am indeed a beginner~ Please give me more guidance

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