What should be reviewed after receiving the tower internals plan?

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Hello, everyone who is into the sea! The company I work for wants to install a set of equipment with different production capacities. The existing distillation column comes with data sheets, and now the requirements for separation at the new capacity level, as well as the feed conditions and operating parameters, have been provided to the manufacturer of the column internals. What should I pay close attention to after the other party provides the results of their calculations along with the hydraulic data? Or how to verify/check whether the other party’s data is reliable enough to ensure actual production? Check with Aspen? Check with sulcol? I hope the experts here can give me some advice; thank you!

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