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Design specifications are used together with sensitivity

2016-12-07View Original

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I have a question and would like to ask everyone. In the defined design specifications, the control variable is the molar fraction of one component in the stream, and this control variable is then varied within a certain range in the sensitivity analysis. Is it not possible to define this variable in sensitivity analysis right now? Thank you all.
Reply #22016-12-07
This doesn’t seem to work, right? The control rules are meant to allow for changes, but it’s fixed in the sensitivity analysis – there must be some problem
Reply #32016-12-11
The quantity to be changed in sensitivity analysis is the fixed value specified in the design, not the quantity that is intended to vary within the design specifications.
Reply #42016-12-12
When design specifications and sensitivity analysis are used together, errors can easily occur. Based on previous experience with numerous simulation calculations, errors have basically occurred in all of them. When sensitivity analysis is possible, hide the design specifications.
Reply #52016-12-13
I’m not very good at using sensitivity analysis; it often throws errors when I use it: Q

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