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Manipulate material stream in script manager

Pilar Dib
2017-08-07
2017-10-30
  • Pilar Dib

    Pilar Dib - 2017-08-07

    Hi Daniel,
    I want to use the script manager in a simulation and I have a few questions. I read the 'Using the IronPython Script Manager' tutorial, but I couldn't find anything about getting a compound's mass flow or mass fraction. I was able to get the total mass flow of a stream using the property codes . Is there a way to get the mass flow of a specific compound? Also, I see that some unit operations are listed on that property codes page. Using the script feature, is it possible to manipulate any unit operation?
    Thank you,
    Pilar Dib

     
  • Daniel Medeiros

    Daniel Medeiros - 2017-08-07

    You can do anything you want using scripts. It is a very powerful feature in DWSIM.

     
  • Pilar Dib

    Pilar Dib - 2017-08-09

    Thank you!

     
  • Nemmani Rama Gopal

    Hi,
    Daniel

    Can we hope for a tutorial on scripting? Many people like me do not have any idea of scripting.

    Thanks and regards

     
  • Daniel Medeiros

    Daniel Medeiros - 2017-09-18

    Yes, writing a tutorial for dynamic simulation using scripts is on my "To Do" list.

     
  • Bartek

    Bartek - 2017-10-30

    Hi,

    I have problem with dynamic simulation from tutorial. When I try to run scripts by clicking "run script", DWSIM show error :

    https://imgur.com/KByEwkk

    Sorry if it was noobie question, but It's first time when I try scripts.

     
  • Daniel Medeiros

    Daniel Medeiros - 2017-10-30

    The image quality is very low, can you attach it here on this thread?

     
  • Bartek

    Bartek - 2017-10-31

    Image zoom in, when you click on it. Anyway:

     

    Last edit: Bartek 2017-10-31
    • Daniel Medeiros

      Daniel Medeiros - 2017-10-31

      I had opened the image on my smartphone, maybe it was a bug on the site.

      You must run the sample on the new UI, not the classic one. The dynamic tutorial was designed to run on all desktop platforms.