Albert Emil

Choosing a property package depends on the substances/compounds you have to deal with. Selecting a suitable models is very important to get solid simulation results and can become a tedious task where a lot of thermodynamic background knowledge might be required. This is especially true for multi-component mixtures with more advanced substances/compounds. For a general overview and some basic decision tree, I suggest having a look at DWSIM's Wiki, the Paper Don’t Gamble With Physical Properties For...

Choosing a property package depends on the substances/compounds you have to deal with. Selecting a suitable models is very important to get solid simulation results and can become a tedious task where a lot of thermodynamic background knowledge might be required. This is especially true for multi-component mixtures with more advanced substances/compounds. For a general overview and some basic decision tree, I suggest having a look at the Paper Don’t Gamble With Physical Properties For Simulations...

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I am trying to achieve this as well and am stuck at exact the same point. Unfortunately, I did not figure out how to define the feed stage. My current approach looks like this: column.NumberOfStages = 20 column.SetStreamFeedStage(feed_stream.Name, 1) Is the issue due to passing .Name or passing the stageIndex to the method? How could I resolve it? I tried to iterate over column.MaterialStreams to get some more information about the stream(s), but this did not print anything at all: for stream in...