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Using Aspen simulation, how should I model the process in which superheated steam exits the heat exchanger and enters a pipe section, where it turns into a gas-liquid mixture?

Reply #22015-06-05

It’s sufficient to add a flash tank after the heat exchanger.

Reply #32015-06-05

HEATER+FLASH2

Reply #42015-06-05

What was said upstairs is correct; in this regard, ASPEN is inferior to PRO/II, as two additional modules are required. If it’s just a process calculation, using Flash2 directly is sufficient.

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