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Use the Volume_Flow_Split to split an inlet stream into two to five outlet streams by volume flow.
Set the flow for each outlet stream excepting the last one. The model assigns the remaining flow to the last outlet.
The model satisfies as many streams as possible, beginning with the first outlet stream.
Outlet stream state and composition are the same as the inlet.
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Data Description
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Data |
Unit |
Description |
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Set |
Item |
Type |
Native |
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Equipment Properties |
First Outlet Flow |
Volume Flow |
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Volume flow in first outlet stream. |
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Second Outlet Flow |
Volume Flow |
lbs/hr |
Volume flow in second outlet stream. |
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Third Outlet Flow |
Volume Flow |
lbs/hr |
Volume flow in third outlet stream. |
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Fourth Outlet Flow |
Volume Flow |
lbs/hr |
Volume flow in fourth outlet stream. |
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Fifth Outlet Flow |
Volume Flow |
lbs/hr |
Volume flow in fifth outlet stream. |
If there is not enough inlet flow to satisfy all the flows you specify, the model
satisfies as many as possible, beginning with the first outlet stream. The model
will not change the flow in an Outlet Flow Given stream.
The model assigns the remaining flow to the last outlet. The model satisfies all
specified flows equally.
In all cases the outlet's state and composition are set to the inlet state and composition.
The inlet flow is the sum of the outlet flows:
Inlet Flow=Sum of the Outlet Flows
Missing Stream(s)!
Solution: check if all the streams are connected to the equipment.
