Mohammad Rahmani
Mohammad Rahmani
Yes, I use both 32 and 64bit version of TiddlyDesktop, booth of them do not react to fullscreen button! Please fix!
@Daniel One issue here is: for an endothermic reaction we need heat (energy) and for an exothermic reaction we generate heat! So do not you think the sign of energy...
@DanWBR I have not seen two energy ports on reactor, have you?
> Is this related somehow? https://sourceforge.net/p/dwsim/discussion/844528/thread/9da7825834/?limit=25#edcd Not, it is not! But the question come from one of student, and I appreciate your reply and links you provided to him through...
I like to contribute but the sad news is I am not familiar with .NET, so I can provide every details for you but I cannot implement the .NET side...
Daniel, I am preparing a PowerPoint to show you how other rival software do this! But it seems they use Q as input and then apply it as uniform, so...
I send my proposal to your email! I compared with Hysys!
General idea: 1. PFR spec: Toutlet --> use a linear profile for T 2. PFR spec: Q --> use a uniform head flux along the reactor
Some good information in this regard plus Python code can be found here: 1. https://github.com/jkitchin/f15-06625/blob/master/rxns-book/non-isothermal-pfr.org 2. http://websites.umich.edu/~elements/5e/toc/index.html Other resource 1. https://processdesign.mccormick.northwestern.edu/index.php/Reactors
With the release of 7.5.6, now DWSIM is more powerful than ever in simulating tubular reactor. Now if this enhancement is implemented, you can use DWSIM to simulate multi-reactions multi-components...