Cooling: Oper. Conds Tab

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Variable Definitions, Ranges and Default Values

The following table shows a brief description of the variables appearing in this tab. The table also displays their default values and their generally acceptable range:

Variable

Default Value

Range

 

◙ Exit Temperature (oC)
The temperature of the outlet stream.

25.0

Positive

◙ Cooling Duty (kcal/h)
The heat transfer rate of the heating agent.

0.0

Positive

○ Cooling Agent Name
Indicates the cooling agent used for the operation. Click on the list box to bring up a list of available cooling agents in order to select one.

<Chilled Water>

Any Cooling Agent

● Inlet Temp. (oC)
The inlet temperature of the cooling agent.

5.0

Positive

● Outlet Temp. (oC)
The outlet temperature of the cooling agent.

10.0

Positive

● Rate (kg/h)
The mass flow rate of the cooling agent.

0.0

Positive

○ Heat Transfer Coeff. (kW/m2-°C)

1.5

Positive

○ Heat Transfer Effic. (%)
The heat transfer efficiency of the operation.

100.0

[0,100)

○ Pressure Drop (bar)
The heat transfer efficiency of the operation.

0.0

Positive

○ Setup Time (min)
The amount of time (per cycle) spent before each operation is carried in preparation for the actual execution of the operation. It may involve actions like cleaning, vacuuming, setting up of equipment, etc. which the user opted not to model explicitly.

0.0

Positive

◙ Process Time (min)
The actual duration of the operation (per cycle).

240.0

Positive

○ Ignore Labor?
Check this box to ignore labor for this operation. This option is used only if the process time is set by a master-slave relationship.

Yes

Yes/No

Symbol Key: ○ User-specified value (always input); ● Calculated value (always output); ◙ Sometimes input, sometimes output

Specification Choices / Comments

The following list describes the available specification choices in this tab; for more details on how these are implemented, see Cooling: Modeling Calculations.

•Cooling Specifications...

The user has the option to specify either the exit temperature or the cooling duty.