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Should dynamic simulation or steady-state simulation be used?

2011-08-19View Original

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For simulations involving chemical reactions, especially batch reactions, since the concentrations of various reactants and products keep changing over time, is it necessary to use dynamic simulation?
Reply #22011-08-20
Regarding this issue, I sent a private message to Teacher Hu and am waiting for his reply
Reply #32011-08-22
The dynamic version should be better, but even in the dynamic case, it is difficult to represent the non-ideal distribution within the reactor.
Reply #42011-08-22
Reply to 3# LTY: I was wondering if you have any relevant materials that I could use to study* it. Thank you
Reply #52011-08-22
There is some information on dynsim in the forum, but less information on comparisons between HYSYS and Dynamic; one has to rely more on the software’s help documents.
Reply #62011-08-22
It depends on what you want to do. What is the scale of simulation? CFD can be used for both steady-state and dynamic simulations of reactors, but the purposes are different

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