- •Contents
- •About Getting Started Modeling Processes with Solids
- •Why Use Solids Simulation?
- •Sessions in this Book
- •Using Backup Files
- •Related Documentation
- •Installation Manual
- •User Guide
- •Technical Support
- •World Wide Web
- •Hours
- •Modeling Coal Drying
- •Coal Drying Flowsheet
- •Drawing the Graphical Simulation Flowsheet
- •Stream Classes and Substreams
- •Specifying Components
- •Defining Properties
- •For More Information on the HCOALGEN Model
- •Entering Stream Data
- •Specifying Blocks
- •Using a Calculator Block to Control Drying
- •Running the Simulation
- •Examining Simulation Results
- •Exiting Aspen Plus
- •Modeling Coal Combustion
- •Coal Combustion Flowsheet
- •Starting Aspen Plus
- •Opening an Existing Run
- •If Your Saved File Solid1.apw is Not Displayed
- •Saving a Run Under a New Name
- •Drawing the Graphical Simulation Flowsheet
- •Changing the Stream Class
- •Adding Components to the Model
- •Defining Properties
- •Change the Heat of Combustion Method for Coal
- •Specify the Heat of Combustion for Coal
- •Specifying the Air Stream
- •Specifying Unit Operation Models
- •Specify the Splits for the SSplit Block
- •Defining a Calculator Block
- •Specify the Calculations to be Performed
- •Specify When the Calculator Block Should be Run
- •Running the Simulation
- •Examining Results
- •Exiting Aspen Plus
- •Modeling Gas-Solid Separators
- •Gas-Solid Separation Flowsheet
- •Starting Aspen Plus
- •Opening an Existing Run
- •If Your Saved File Solid2.apw is Not Displayed
- •Saving a Run Under a New Name
- •Drawing the Graphical Simulation Flowsheet
- •To Update the Title for This Simulation
- •Running the Simulation
- •Examining Results
- •Exiting Aspen Plus
- •Modeling Polymer Recovery
- •Polymer Recovery Flowsheet
- •Starting Aspen Plus
- •To Specify the Application Type and Run Type for the New Run
- •Drawing the Graphical Simulation Flowsheet
- •Specifying Components
- •Defining Properties
- •Defining Stream Conditions
- •Entering Block Specifications
- •Enter Specifications for the CCD Model
- •To Learn More about the Cyclone Model Using Help
- •Enter Specifications for the Cyclone Model
- •To Specify That the Mixer Block DRIER Operates at 15 psi
- •Enter Specifications for the HyCyc Model
- •Running the Simulation
- •Examining Results
- •Exiting Aspen Plus
- •Connecting to the Aspen Plus Simulation Engine
Connecting to the Aspen Plus Simulation Engine
If either of the following conditions exist, you will be prompted to specify the host computer for the Aspen Plus simulation engine after you start the Aspen Plus User Interface:
•The simulation engine is not installed on your PC.
•The simulation engine is installed on your PC, but the Activator security device is not connected to your PC.
In these cases, the Connect to Engine dialog box appears.
1In the Server type field, click and select the type of host computer for the simulation engine.
If you choose Local PC as the server for the simulation engine, you do not need to enter any more information into the dialog box.
If you choose Windows NT or 2000 server as the server for the simulation engine, enter additional information:
2In the Node name field, enter the node name of the computer on which the Aspen Plus simulation engine will execute.
3In the other fields, enter the following information:
User name
Password
Working directory
Your user name for the specified host/server. Your password for the above user name. The associated working directory.
4 Click OK to continue.
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5When the network connection is established, the message Connection Established appears in the message box.
Note: If the Connection Established message does not appear, see your Aspen Plus system administrator for more information on network protocols and host computers for the Aspen Plus simulation engine.
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