If you check the Script UO source (https://github.com/DanWBR/dwsim4/blob/master/DWSIM.UnitOperations/Unit%20Operations/CustomUO.vb#L110) you'll see that the ims and oms variables are the inlet and outlet material streams themselves. They are direct references to the objects in memory. You do can work with these objects directly. I like to create a new variable just for naming purposes ('ims' may not be much user-friendly for tutorial purposes)...
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You can check the API docs for more information: http://dwsim.inforside.com.br/api_help/html/P_DWSIM_Thermodynamics_Streams_MaterialStream_SpecType.htm
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<redacted>,If you check the Script UO source (https://github.com/DanWBR/dwsim4/blob/master/DWSIM.UnitOperations/Unit%20Operations/CustomUO.vb#L110) you'll see that the ims and oms variables are the inlet and outlet material streams themselves. They are direct references to the objects in memory. You do can work with these objects directly. I like to create a new variable just for naming purposes ('ims' may not be much user-friendly for tutorial purposes)...
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