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 |
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○ Pressure Change (bar) |
0.02 |
Positive |
○ Power Type |
<Std Power> |
Any Power Type |
○ Efficiency (%) |
70.0 |
(0,100) |
● Total Power (kW) |
0.0 |
Positive |
● Power Per Unit (kW) |
0.0 |
Positive |
○ Max Exit Temp. (oC) |
40.0 |
Positive |
● Duty (kcal/h) |
0.0 |
Positive |
○ Cooling Agent Name |
<Cooling Water> |
Any Cooling Agent |
● Inlet Temp. (oC) |
5.0 |
Positive |
● Outlet Temp. (oC) |
10.0 |
Positive |
● Rate (kg/h) |
0.0 |
Positive |
● Volumetric Throughput Per Unit (m3/h) |
0.0 |
Positive |
○ Setup Time (min) |
0.0 |
Positive |
◙ Process Time (min) |
240.0 |
Positive |
○ Ignore Labor? |
Yes |
Yes/No |
Symbol Key: ○ User-specified value (always input); ● Calculated value (always output); ◙ Sometimes input, sometimes output
The following list describes the available specification choices in this tab; for more details on how these are implemented, see Gas Transport by Centrifugal Fan: Modeling Calculations.
•Volumetric Throughput per Unit...
The volumetric throughput per unit is based on the feed volumetric flow rate.
•Duration Options...
In Rating Mode, you can set the process time (and the setup time), allow the process time to be calculated (based on the throughput of the units), or allow the duration to match exactly the duration of another operation either in the same procedure or in another procedure. In Design mode, you must either specify the process time (and the setup time) or allow the duration to match exactly the duration of another operation (either in the same procedure or in another procedure).
If you choose to match the duration of this operation with the duration of another operation, you introduce a master-slave relationship between the two operations. The program will match the setup-time, the process time and the turnaround time of this funning operation (the ‘slave’) with the corresponding times of the reference operation (the ‘master’ operation). For more on master-slave relationship, see The Scheduling Tab.