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GSFC UNIVERSITY

“ASPEN LAB MANUAL”

Under Subject of
MODELLING SIMULATION AND OPTIMIZATION – CH 702

B.Tech-IV, Semester – VII


Chemical Engineering Department
Academic year-2019

Submitted by: -

Sr. No. Name of Student Enrolment No.

1 Limbasiya Harshil 16BE01042


2 Makineedi Venkat 16BE01043
3 Parekh Janmanjay 16BE01044
4 Parmar Rahul 16BE01045
5 Parmar Dharmesh 16BE01046

Submitted to: -

Miss Priyanka Pandya


Chemical Engineering Department
INDEX
Sr. Date Particular Page No. Signature
No.
INDEX
Sr. Date Particular Page No. Signature
No.
TASK-1
Date:

Objective: Introduction to ASPEN PLUS v10

Introduction:

ASPEN PLUS™ is a software package designed to allow a user to build a process model and
then simulate the model without tedious calculations.

ASPEN is an acronym of Advanced System for Process engineering. The sophisticated Aspen
software tool can simulate large processes with a high degree of accuracy. It has a model library
that includes mixers, splitters, phase separators, heat exchangers, distillation columns, reactors,
pressure changers, manipulators, etc. By interconnecting several unit operations, we are able
to develop a process low diagram (PFD) for a complete plant.

Thus, simulation of an entire chemical process, starting from the raw material to the final
finished product, is symbolically represented by different icons where each icon stands for a
unit operation, chemical process, input/output material stream, input/output energy stream, or
input/output electric/pneumatic signal. In terms of Aspen Plus flowsheet notation, there will be
a block icon and stream icon. The iconic flowsheet simulator, such as Aspen Plus, allows us to
predict the behaviour of a process using basic engineering relationships.

Follow these instructions to open ASPEN PLUSTM:

1. Click the Start button in the lower left of the screen and select All Programs
2. Put your cursor over Engineering Applications then Aspen Tech and then Aspen
Engineering Suite
3. Move the cursor over Aspen Plus v10 and click on Aspen Plus User Interface. ASPEN
PLUS™ will open and a window installer window will also open. If the installer asks
you to specify the location of a file, click on Cancel and then again on Cancel in the
Windows installer window.
4. Once ASPEN PLUS™ opens, you have to choose between using a template or a blank
flowsheet. Check the Blank box and select ok.
5. A new file is opened, where we can use Property Estimation and Simulation Package
which give Process Simulation by making Flowsheet.
Property Estimation Package:

Simulation package:

Mixers/Splitters:
Separators:

Exchanger:
Column:
TASK-2
Date:

Objective: To Perform Pure Component Property Analysis


Selected Property: Gibbs Free Energy
Selected Pure Component: Phenol
Algorithm followed: -
1) Component Selection
2) Input Specification

3) Output Graph
4) Result in tabular form:
ANALYSIS: -
TASK-3
Date:

Objective: To Perform property analysis of mixtures.


Mixture Components: Phenol, Aniline, Cumene
Properties estimated: Enthalpy and Aniline Point
STEPS:
1.Compound Selection
2.Thermodynamic Input Specifications

3.Run property analysis setup


4.Mixture input specification

5.Graph of H vs T and Aniline point vs T


6.Property data table

7. Result
ANALYSIS:
TASK-4
Date:

Problem Statement: simulation of flash drum 100 Kmol/hr feed consisting of 10,20,30,40
mol% Propane, Butane, Pentane, Hexane respectively enters a flash chamber at 105 Psi g and
200℉. The flash drum operates at 100 Psi and 200℉. Applying the SYSPO Zero method.
Compute the composition of each stream.

STEPS: -
1.Component Selection
2.Properties analysis & setup completed successfully.

3.Method Specification – Applied SYSOP Zero property method.


4.Property input completed.

5. Specification task completed.


6.Added all the required materials: Propane, n-butane, n-pentane & Hexane.
7.Included the 3 streams: Feed, Liquid & Vapor.
8.Named the model as Flash Drum.
9.Flash Drum Specification:
The Flash type includes two state variables – Temperature & Pressure at 2000F and 105 psia
respectively (as per given).
Added Vapor Fraction and Component Specifications.

10.Simulation has completed.


11.Flash Drum Model after adding all required specifications.
12.Results
13.Summary
ANALYSIS:

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