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    This document provides an overview of Case Study IV from an Aspen HYSYS basic course. It includes a flowsheet with material stream and composition data for analysis. The key points are that compositions must be normalized, H2S, NH3, and H2O will dissolve and form a vapor-liquid equilibrium with one liquid stream, and the engineer must verify Aspen's calculation of the composition in one liquid stream.

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    This document provides an overview of Case Study IV from an Aspen HYSYS basic course. It includes a flowsheet with material stream and composition data for analysis. The key points are that compositions must be normalized, H2S, NH3, and H2O will dissolve and form a vapor-liquid equilibrium with one liquid stream, and the engineer must verify Aspen's calculation of the composition in one liquid stream.

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    Aspen HYSYS-Basic Course: Case Study IV

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    Case Study IV

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    The Flowsheet:
    The Flowsheet (with data)
    Note 1:

     Compositions must be normalized, as they sum less/more than 1.000

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    Material Streams

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    Compositions

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    Analysis

     H2S, NH3, and H2O are polar → will dissolve


     They form vapor-liquid equilibrium (VLE) , not a vapor-liquid-liquid one (VLLE)
     You should only expect liquid in one stream

     Aspen calculates the composition for both streams (typically the same value)
     The Engineer must ensure that there is only one stream
     This stream will have the correct composition calculations
     Verify by yourself!

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