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Aspen, help please

2011-07-18View Original

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How can one determine the density of the reflux liquid in Aspen? Our reflux liquid is a partially condensed fluid. Also, how can one find out the density of the gas in the top condenser and the density of the liquid that enters the bottom reboiler? If anyone knows, please let me know
Reply #22011-07-18
It seems that by selecting the density in the pro-set, that value can be seen after the calculation
Reply #32011-07-18
By selecting the fluid dynamics property output items in the tower calculation report, it is possible to see the gas and liquid densities on each tray; the liquid density of the top tray corresponds to the density of the reflux liquid.
Reply #42011-07-18
Select hydraulics in the report; the calculated results will be available under the tower section where there is a hydraulics option – view those results

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