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Simulation of bubble column reactors

2015-08-10View Original

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On page 1843 of the main text of the \"Petroleum and Chemical Engineering Design Handbook, Volume 3\", a description of the bubble reactor is given: it can be modeled as a reaction system in which the liquid is fully mixed while the gas flows in a piston flow pattern. So how can this be implemented in ASPEN simulations?
Reply #22015-08-11
Looking forward to everyone's help! Not familiar with ASPEN
Reply #32015-09-10
Elders, take action! Looking forward to it
Reply #42015-12-01
I only know that you can do it using ACM; as for how to do it, it depends on you.
Reply #52015-12-03
I have a gentle question: what does ACM mean?
Reply #62015-12-03
aspen custom model
Reply #72016-11-09
It’s just a user-defined module that comes with some pre-compiled unit programs, but there are likely no programs for bubble columns; in other words, you have to write the programs yourself.
Reply #82016-11-10
Can you do it? Give me some guiding advice

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