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hysys volume flow 2

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jesselai23

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May 3, 2011
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Hi,

I have a stream flowing at 400F, 1 atm. hysys gives std liquid volume flow of 615 barrel/day. So hysys calculates the 615 barrel/day base on 60F and 14.73psi, is that right? Thank you.
 
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There are several different types of "standard flows" defined in HYSYS - so be carefull.

The trickiest one is the one where they state the flow if all components were condensed - and this was transferred to standard conditions - where this would be condensed - beat me?

Best regards

Morten
 
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Also be wary of the fact that the standard conditions used will also change depending upon what temperature unit you are using to view your case. When viewing in C or K the standard temperature used is 15C, when viewing temperature in F or R the standard temperature being used is 60F.
 
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