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How should the term \"pure integrator\" in the sentence be interpreted?

2012-03-16View Original

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These results are due to the system acting as a pure integrator with respect to propane.
Reply #22012-03-16
Single integral. It refers to performing a single integration with respect to the relationship with the corresponding propane. I hope I wasn’t too extreme
Reply #32012-03-18
From your related post, I know this is a statement encountered in Aspen. I have some knowledge of PROII, but I haven’t worked with Aspen. I assume that the integrator is a functional module. So first, one needs to know its meaning and function in order to understand the sentence. Translation for reference: These results are obtained as the system simulates propane using a pure integral effect.

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