About This Book |
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Introduction |
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Tutorial 1 Getting Started |
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Why This Is Useful for Problem Solving |
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Part 1 Getting Started with Property Definitions |
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Part 2 Setting Up the Flowsheet |
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Part 3 A Little More on Your Own |
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Tutorial 2 Physical Property Modeling |
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Why This Is Useful for Problem Solving |
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Part 1 Physical Property Basics |
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Part 2 Retrieving Physical Property Data |
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Part 3 Creating a VLE Diagram |
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Part 4 Pressure Swing Distillation |
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Tutorial 3 Problem Solving Tools |
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Why This Is Useful for Problem Solving |
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Part 2 Sensitivity Analysis |
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Tutorial 4 Heat Exchangers |
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Why This Is Useful for Problem Solving |
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Types and Classifications of Heat Exchangers |
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Shell and Tube Heat Exchangers |
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Part 1 Using a Heater Model |
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Part 2 Using a HeatX Model |
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Why Choose Two HEATERs versus HeatX? |
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Tutorial 5 Equilibrium-Based Distillation Models |
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Why This Is Useful for Problem Solving |
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Part 1 Aspen Property Packages |
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Part 2 DSTWU and Shortcut Column Models |
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Part 3 Rigorous Distillation Models |
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Tutorial 6 Advanced Problem Solving Tools |
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Why This Is Useful for Problem Solving |
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Tutorial 7 Chemical Reactor Models |
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Why This Is Useful for Problem Solving |
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Part 3 Expanding to Plug Flow Reactors |
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Part 4 Specification with RYield |
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Part 5 Specification with RStoic |
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Part 6 Equilibrium Reactions with REquil and RGibbs |
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Tutorial 8 Rate-Based Distillation Models |
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Why This Is Useful for Problem Solving |
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Part 1 Sizing Information |
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Unstructured (Random) Packing |
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Part 2 Rate-Based Simulations |
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Tutorial 9 Custom Models and External Control |
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Why This Is Useful for Problem Solving |
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Part 2 Custom Models with Calculator Blocks |
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Part 3 Microsoft Excel Automation |
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Tutorial 10 Capital Cost Estimation |
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Why This Is Useful for Problem Solving |
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Part 1 Using Aspen Capital Cost Estimator as a Stand-Alone Product |
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Part 2 Integrated Economics in Aspen Plus |
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Tutorial 11 Optimal Heat Exchanger Networks |
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Why This Is Useful for Problem Solving |
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Part 1 Generating HENs Using Manual Process Stream Data Entry in AEA |
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Part 2 Generating HENs Using Data Imported from Aspen Plus |
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Tutorial 12 Electrolyte Chemistry and Solvent-Based Carbon Dioxide Capture |
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Why This Is Useful for Problem Solving |
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140 | (21) |
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Part 2 Solvent-Based CO2 Capture---Setting Up Properties |
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Part 3 Solvent-Based CO2 Capture---Once-Through Simulation |
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Part 4 Solvent-Based CO2 Capture---Closing the Loop |
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Bonus Tutorial 1 Solids Processing |
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Why This Is Useful for Problem Solving |
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Part 2 Simple Solids with Particle Size Distributions |
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Bonus Tutorial 2 Parallel Computing Tools: Reduced Order Models, Optimization, and High-Performance Computing |
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Why This Is Useful for Problem Solving |
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Part 1 Aspen Multi-Case for Large Parallel Computing Jobs |
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171 | (9) |
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Part 2 Running Aspen Plus from Python Code Using Parallel Computing |
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Part 3 Particle Swarm Optimization in Aspen Plus with Parallel Computing |
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Bonus Tutorial 3 Batch Operations in Aspen Plus |
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Why This Is Useful for Problem Solving |
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Part 1 Simple Tanks with BatchOp |
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205 | (8) |
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Part 2 Reactions in BatchOp |
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Part 3 Batch Distillation with BatchSep |
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219 | (6) |
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Bonus Tutorial 4 Choosing Property Packages |
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225 | (12) |
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Why This Is Useful for Problem Solving |
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Part 1 Property Method Types |
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Activity Coefficient Models |
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Part 2 Validating Normal Liquid Systems with Experimental Data |
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229 | (4) |
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Part 3 Validating More Complex Systems with Experimental Data |
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233 | (1) |
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Graphical Methods for Normal Gas + Normal Liquid Systems |
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Graphical Methods for Ternary VLE (Three Chemicals) |
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234 | (2) |
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Statistical Methods for Any Number of Chemicals |
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236 | (1) |
Solutions |
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Command Index |
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291 | (10) |
Music Index |
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301 | (2) |
Subject Index |
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