Discrete Flow Splitter

Overview

	Size / Design Variable	Throughput
	Costing Variable (Built-in Model)	None
	Costing Variable (User-Defined Model)	Throughput in entities/h
	Emissions Port	No
	Hosts	2-Way Flow Splitting (Discrete Flow) Procedure 3-Way Flow Splitting (Discrete Flow) Procedure 4-Way Flow Splitting (Discrete Flow) Procedure 5-Way Flow Splitting (Discrete Flow) Procedure 6-Way Flow Splitting (Discrete Flow) Procedure 7-Way Flow Splitting (Discrete Flow) Procedure 8-Way Flow Splitting (Discrete Flow) Procedure 9-Way Flow Splitting (Discrete Flow) Procedure

A Discrete Flow Splitter is used to represent an equipment resource typically used to host a discrete stream splitting procedure with a main objective to split a entity flow stream into two to nine entity streams. The procedure can be executed in a batch or continuous mode.

For information on the equipment data interface, see Flow Splitter (Discrete Flow): Equipment Tab and Discrete Throughput: Equipment Tab.