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AVEVA™ Process Simulation

Mode summary for the C1 example simulation

  • Last UpdatedJun 17, 2025
  • 2 minute read

The following table includes the mode summary for both the conceptual and extended simulation to illustrate their differences. We use Fluid Flow mode only as an intermediate step for moving the extended simulation from Process mode to Dynamics mode. Therefore, we do not include it in the mode summary.

Process (Conceptual)

Process (Extended)

Dynamics (Extended)

Purpose

Create a heat and material balance.

Create a heat and material balance and design the column, reboiler, and condenser equipment.

Validate the process control strategy.

Column

Calculate and check the number of stages and reflux ratio.

Determine the column diameter.

Perform stage-wise dynamic mass and energy balances to calculate the pressure and stage compositions.

Source (Feed)

Set the feed conditions.

Set the feed conditions.

Introduce the change in feed conditions.

Source (CW)

Not applicable

Set the pressure and temperature of the cooling water.

Set the pressure and temperature of the cooling water.

Source (Hot Steam)

Not applicable

Set the pressure and temperature of the steam.

Set the pressure and temperature of the steam.

Condenser

Not applicable

Set the water-side outlet temperature and the process-side outlet quality to calculate the required heat duty, area, and cooling water.

Calculate the duty from the process flow, water flow, and surface area.

Reflux Drum

Not applicable

Separate the vapor and liquid.

Calculate the drum pressure and liquid level.

Reboiler

Not applicable

Set the shell-side and tube-side qualities to calculate the pressure and reboiler steam supply.

Supply the boilup return into column.

Calculate the duty from the steam flow and heat transfer surface.

Sink

Specify the desired product composition.

Specify the desired product composition.

Set the boundary pressure and report the product composition.

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