Aspen Plus V11 : Chemical Reactors (Video Lectures)

 Aspen Plus V11 : Chemical Reactors (Video Lectures)

46 lectures (3h 1m) | Video: MP4, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44100 Hz | 1.16 GB  

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What you'll learn?

Identify and explain the various classes of reactor models available in Aspen Plus (PFR, CSTR…)

Model Plug Flow and Continuous Stirred Tank Reactors

Enter reaction stoichiometry and kinetic data for simple (POWERLAW) and complex (LHHW) reaction types

Use the Model Analysis Tools to run sensitivity analysis and optimize the operating conditions of a chemical reactor

Use the Model Analysis Tools to run sensitivity analysis and optimize the selectivity of a given chemical reaction

Overview

Section 1: ABOUT THIS ASPEN PLUS MODULE

Lecture 1 Introducing this Aspen Plus module

Lecture 2 Software and hardware

Section 2: ABOUT ASPEN PLUS

Lecture 3 What is Aspen Plus ?

Lecture 4 Why is Aspen Plus so important ?

Lecture 5 Who uses Aspen Plus ?

Lecture 6 How can we translate a chemical process into an Aspen Plus simulation model ?

Section 3: CHEMICAL REACTORS

Lecture 7 Introduction

Lecture 8 Chemical process description

Lecture 9 Reaction kinetic in Aspen Plus environment

Lecture 10 Entering components and property method

Lecture 11 Reactor options in Aspen Plus

Lecture 12 Adding a Plug Flow reactor

Lecture 13 Setting-up the reactor model for a Plug Flow Reactor

Lecture 14 Running the RPlug model and discussing the results

Lecture 15 Adding a compressor and a rectifying column

Lecture 16 Running the Reactor + Compressor + Column model and discussing the results

Lecture 17 Pure component analysis

Lecture 18 Adding a RadFrac distillation column

Lecture 19 Analyzing the results

Lecture 20 Adding the RCSTR reactor

Lecture 21 Running the global model and discussing the results

Lecture 22 Complex reactor kinetics

Lecture 23 LHHW type reaction

Lecture 24 Specifying the driving force for a non-reversible reaction

Lecture 25 Specifying the driving force for a reversible reaction

Lecture 26 Specifying the adsorption term

Lecture 27 Determining kinetic parameters for the methanol reaction

Lecture 28 Determining kinetic parameters for the water-gas shift reaction

Lecture 29 Methanol process description

Lecture 30 Entering components and selecting a property method

Lecture 31 Entering input parameters

Lecture 32 Entering kinetic parameters for the methanol reaction

Lecture 33 Entering kinetic parameters for the water-gas shift reaction

Lecture 34 A couple of advices

Lecture 35 Running the RPlug model and discussing the results

Lecture 36 Determining the reactor's optimum operating temperature a pressure

Section 4: WHAT IS NEXT ?

Lecture 37 Taking your Aspen Plus skills to the next level ?

Lecture 38 Flash Separation & Distillation Module : Introduction

Lecture 39 Liquid-Liquid Extraction Module : Introduction

Lecture 40 Piping System Module : Introduction

Lecture 41 Economic Optimization Module : Introduction

Lecture 42 Heat Exchanger Module : Introduction

Lecture 43 Solids handling Module : Introduction

Lecture 44 Fluidized bed modeling in Aspen Plus

Lecture 45 Aspen Plus Safety Environment : Process description

Lecture 46 BONUS : COUPON CODES

What is the target audience?

Engineers who will be using Aspen Plus in their daily work,

Process engineers doing process design and optimization projects and studies,

Plant engineers checking plant performance under different operating conditions,

Engineers wishing to gain experience in simulating chemical reactors,

Aspen Plus users who need exposure to steady-state simulation as preparation for using Aspen Plus Dynamics®

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