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Error in Aspen simulation for coal combustion

2016-09-30View Original

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Hello everyone. Following the coal combustion example from \"Getting Started Modeling Processes With Solids\", I reached Chapter 2; after entering the required data and running the program, an error occurred. Could someone please help identify where the mistake lies? Thank you! *** SEVERE ERROR IN A “DEF-STREAMS” PARAGRAPH STREAM: Q-DECOMP WAS ASSIGNED TO CLASS: “MCINCPSD” IN A PREVIOUS RUN. YOU ARE NOW TRYING TO REASSIGN IT TO CLASS: “HEAT”. YOU CANNOT CHANGE A STREAM’S CLASS IN AN EDIT RUN. *** SEVERE ERROR IN A “STREAM” PARAGRAPH STREAM NAME: THE ATTRIBUTE HEAT BELONGS TO STREAM Q-DECOMP; THUS THE SENTENCE RELATED TO Q-DECOMP HAS BEEN IGNORED
Reply #22016-09-30
Attached is the original document for everyone to take a look at; thank you!
Reply #32016-09-30
The error seems to be related to the fact that during the last run, the logistics Q-DECOMP was defined as of the “MCINCPSD” type; now it has been specified as the “HEAT” type, and this is not allowed.
Reply #42016-09-30
I know the literal meaning. It ran later, but it showed “Result Available with Warnings”. Can results with warnings be used?

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