Aspen Plus in English | Part 2 | 05 | Flash separation (Aspen plus vs manual calculations)

** Demonstration of bubble and dew point calculations:
• Excel for Chemical Eng...
** Bubble and dew points calculations (assuming ideal mixture) using Microsoft Excel:
• Excel for Chemical Eng...
** Demonstration of flash calculations:
• Excel for Chemical Eng...
** Flash calculations (assuming ideal mixture) using Microsoft Excel:
• Excel for Chemical Eng...

[@brianzar1943]

I appreciate your effort by posting videos in both arabic and english. Maybe adding subtitles will save you time?

[@MGMohammed]

Thanks for your suggestion!
I tried that before but adding subtitles is very time consuming, and it is faster for me to record it twice in both languages.
Do you know a fast way to add subtitles that I do not know? If so, please let me know it

[@SamerHany]

​@@MGMohammed If you're looking for automatic translation, I think this video could be of help:
th-cam.com/video/nITNC9TDLUI/w-d-xo.html
* The video would need to be in English to get the auto-generated captions from youtube, then you can translate it into as many languages as you need.
And of course, great videos as always 👌😁

[@samsonmasebinu5734]

@@SamerHany Thank you for the shared link. Very interesting. One caution I think might be important is unintended translation especially for very sensitive words considering Arabic and words that may be considered as "Haram". Thanks once again for sharing.

[@MGMohammed]

Thanks for sharing the video, so interesting!

[@byebrows9698]

Hello. Thank you so much for your work. Is it possible for you to show your thermodynamic choice (doesn’t require justification) so I can check my ability to select the correct package, and could you show the selection of your components? I.e. it is Xylene here but there’s multiple Xylenes in the database, did you select O-xylene? M? P?
Would be very much appreciated.
All the best

[@MGMohammed]

Hello Samuel,
For the first example I used a mixture of Benzene, toluene, o-xylene and ethylbenzene. The thermodynamic model is SRK.
For the second example I used water, methanol, ethanol and propanol. The thermodynamic model is NRTL.
It might be a good idea to upload all the Aspen Plus files and share the link in the playlist description to be available in case further information that are skipped in the video are needed. I will do that soon.

[@byebrows9698]

@@MGMohammed thank you so much for your reply and series.

[@samsonmasebinu5734]

Thank you very much Prof. For highlighting the importance of a thermodynamic database. Can I make a request for a tutorial on packed absorption tower using water for separation of carbon dioxide and methane (Biogas) in Microsoft Excel.

[@MGMohammed]

Thanks for your suggestion! I have not done that before, however I will look into it and record a tutorial as soon as possible.

[@samsonmasebinu5734]

@@MGMohammed Thank you very much Prof. Great video as always.