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Make sure the units for DP are correct and try to use a lower number to make sure it's doing what you intend for it to do. If there's a convergence error with the flash drum you can try to use a valve to expand the stream before it enters the flash drum to see if that works better.

If I remember correctly I was also able to do this on a OnePlus 3T since the dual-boot tool wasn't specific to the Note 4. I think you should be okay as long as the ROMs you use are compatible with your phone.

@@csr7685 That's cool. Thanks. :) So there is a slight possibility that it could work on my Note 9 too. It didn't get the MultiROM Manager + Recovery like the S9 did. :/

By specifying a pressure drop we're accounting for a "natural" pressure drop in the system or a valve used to obtain a specific pressure. The pressure is important because equilibrium curves change based on pressure. A pressure drop doesn't always improve separation, but we account for it in practice because that's how actual equipment operates.

That "step" is changing the configuration of the column so you're specifying information about the reboiler instead of the condenser. Since we're using the same value calculated from specifying the reflux ratio you should get the same answer, but this step was designed to teach users how to specify different inputs.

Because the flash drum calculates everything at equilibrium the size isn't an issue here. Most things in process simulators ignore sizes unless you're costing the equipment or running a dynamic simulation. If you use the costing tool it should give you some basic dimensions for the vessel one the problem is solved.

On the ROMs page you open the three-dot menu for the ROM you want to uninstall and scroll down. There's a "wipe ROM" function there that will delete the ROM. The video shows this selection around 1:36.

If I find time then I will try to post more, but probably not. Thanks for the support though!

When you specify a pressure in that box it is the Pressure decrease across the Flash Drum. In this example, by specifying a pressure drop (delta P) of 5 kPa the outlet pressures are 5 kPa lower than the inlet (96.32 kPa vs 101.32 kPa)

Ok, Thanks! :)

The problem is under specified if you only have one property. You can use Temperature/Pressure, Temperature/Vapor Fraction, or Pressure/Vapor Fraction. If you don't have the Vapor Fraction then use Temperature and Pressure instead

I recommend looking at my XDA forum and posting a screenshot there (or here if you can/want)

Which GApps package did you install? Make sure that you get the package right for your OS: opengapps.org/ and that you use DualBoot Patcher to patch the GApps zip for the correct slot

Chris Russell well it doesn't work for 7.1.1 when I got some error saying it's not the right gapp or gapp should be 25 or greater

Try the link I posted. I just tried EmotionOS running 7.1.1 and OpenGapps ARM, 7.1, nano worked perfectly

You'll need to read the forum, but my understanding was that the newest CM13 ROMs are based on the Marshmallow bootloader and you'll need to upgrade the bootloader before flashing. Instructions are here: forum.xda-developers.com/note-4-verizon/development/howto-bootloader-unlock-upgrade-to-t3398144/

You'll need to provide more details. I'm assuming you're on a Verizon Note 4, but what ROM are you running? What kernel are you running? Have you tried looking at the XDA forum?

+Garvin Clarke Honestly I haven't tried this with Kyubi as the primary. I thought it would work fine because it has a touchwiz base. Were you able to set the kernel for the primary ROM? You can try to flash a more stable version of CM13 to see if it works (the 2/14 build is good). I've also had to do a battery pull sometimes before the ROM I was dual booting to would boot (with CM13 as primary). As long as you follow the instructions to get back to the primary ROM there's no damage done. I would also try installing Kyubi ROM as secondary just to see if it also gives you a bootloop.

+Chris Russell okay, it works fine...thank you ! any tutorial for installing more than 2 roms ? (primary and secondary)

It's in the video where I talk about the different slots (ExtSD and Data slots). The XDA post also provides instructions. You basically do everything the same, except you use a different slot.