The impact of ASPEN’s process type setting on the results
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Newbie’s guide: For the first example in the textbook, which simulates the reaction between benzene and propylene, after entering the data as specified in the example, the simulation results are different; even the set feed rate changes. After checking the reason twice, it was found that the process type setting in the global settings was different—one was set to \"common\" and the other to \"ALL\", and this led to significant differences in the results. What is the difference between these two settings?
This has no impact on simulation. \"All\" displays all property methods in the property dropdown list (base method), while \"Common\" shows the frequently used property methods, which is intended to make it easier for you to select methods from the base method. The different results you obtained on two occasions are likely due to the change in process type, which caused the properties of the base method to change