Learn how to develop open equation models using Aspen Custom Modeler. Gain the practical skills to build and run custom models. Use automation to pass information to and from Microsoft? Excel and control the simulation. |
Engineers with little or no prior experience of Aspen Custom Modeler who need basic training to get started. |
EAP2311
3 day(s)
2.1
Intermediate
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The course assumes little or no familiarity with the use of Aspen Custom Modeler Familiarity with process modeling and modeling techniques is expected. |
EAP101 Aspen Plus: Process Modeling EAP2411 Aspen Plus Dynamics |
Graphical User Interface · Describe navigation through ACM graphical user interface. · Provides a quick tour of Aspen Custom Modeler with a simple example · Learn how to create a flowsheet. · Workshop: Build a simple flowsheet and run the simulation. Review of Equation Oriented Concepts · Explain Equation Oriented modeling. · Review the principle of system resolution. · Discuss steady state modes. · Examine initialization and dynamic modes. Overview of the Modeling Language · Explain Aspen Custom Modeler language syntax for: - Model - Variable Types - Port Types · Workshop: Illustrate Variable Type, Port Type and Model Parameters · Identify and explain the parameter types used by Aspen Custom Modeler Conditions · Explain Structural and Run Time conditions. · Workshop: Extend a tank model to add an overflow port Stream Types · Identify and explain stream types used by Aspen Custom Modeler · Workshop: Use MaterialStream stream type Language Details · Present additional features of the Aspen Custom Modeler language and graphical user interface Non-Isothermal CSTR · Workshop: Build a model for a non-isothermal CSTR reactor, cooled with a jacket Sets, Arrays and Multiports · Explain how to declare sets (group of elements). · Show how to use sets. · Identify and explain multiports · Workshop: Illustrate the use of sets, arrays and multiports Forms (Tables and Plots) · Show how to display data in Aspen Custom Modeler graphical user interface using Forms. · Explain different types of forms, Table, Plots, History Table · Workshop: Create model forms Submodels and Hierarchy Blocks · Explain submodels and Hierarchy blocks · Workshop: Build a model using submodels. Handling Components and Physical Properties · Show how to set up properties for Aspen Custom Modeler · Explain how to create Component lists. · Show how to calculate physical property using procedures and submodels. · Workshop: Use Aspen Properties for the physical property calculations in ACM Using ACM models in Aspen Plus and HYSYS · Identify and explain how to export models to Aspen Plus or HYSYS. · Show how to create and modify Aspen Custom Modeler models in Aspen Plus · Workshop: Export a model to Aspen Plus. Snapshots and Results · Identify the purpose of snapshots and results. · Explain usage of snapshot management tool. · Show where snapshots and results are located. · Rewind and Restart operations. · Copy Values and Advanced Copy Values · Workshop: Illustrate the use of Rewind and Snapshots Tasks · Identify the purpose of tasks. · Explain syntax of task instructions. · Workshop: Use the task feature to model a lifting valve and a step change on a variable Solutions Methods · Identify and explain group decomposition, variable equivalencing and non-linear system resolution. · Discuss modeling advice recommendations · Review convergence troubleshooting options · Workshop: Use some of tools and settings available in Aspen Custom Modeler to troubleshooting convergence problems Integration Methods · Review integrator options. · Present concept of index. · Provide advice for troubleshooting. Scripts and Automation · Show Simulation scripts. · Show how to run ACM from Excel (Automation) · Workshop: Illustrate the use of scripts in Aspen Custom Modeler · Workshop: Illustrate the use of automation of Aspen Custom Modeler with Excel Structures · Identify and explain structure types. · Workshop: Use the structure type to store reaction data. Optional Topics · Create procedures to interface ACM to FORTRAN/C/C++ calculations · Model partial differential equations · Introduction to Estimation · Review of optimization capabilities · Demonstrate Aspen Model Runner · Each lecture is typically followed by a workshop |
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