The dynamic tutorials use the steady state cases and add control schemes and dynamic specifications required to run the case in Dynamic mode. The three tutorials are grouped in three general areas of interest: Gas Processing Refining ChemicalsĮach area has an associated steady state and dynamic tutorial. They assume a rudimentary knowledge of the UniSim Design interface and methods. The dynamic tutorials (which are continued after the steady state section) are also presented in a step-bystep manner, but are less detailed in their explanations. In steps where more than one method is available to complete a particular action, all methods are outlined. These tutorials explicitly detail each step required to complete the simulation. After building one of these tutorial cases, you might choose to build one or several more, or begin creating your own simulations.If you are new to UniSim Design, it is recommended that you begin with the steady state tutorials.
Regardless of which tutorial you work through first, you will gain the same basic understanding of the steps and tools used to build a UniSim Design simulation. The tutorial(s) you choose to work through will likely depend on the simulation topic that is most closely related to your work, your familiarity with UniSim Design, and the types of simulation cases you anticipate on creating in the future.All completed Tutorial cases are included with your UniSim Design package, and are available on UniSim Design\Samples folder. Each tutorial guides you step-bystep through the complete construction of a UniSim Design simulation. X1-9Ī UniSim Design TutorialsThe Tutorials section of this guide presents you with independent tutorial sessions. X1-7 X1.4 Creating a User Unit Operation.
P1-3 P1.3 Steady State Simulation.P1-3 P1.4 Results. G1-14 G1.5 Calculating Lean & Rich Loadings.
Table of ContentsA 1 UniSim Design Tutorials. For further information please contactHoneywell 300-250 York Street London, Ontario N6A 6K2 Telephone: (519) 679-6570 Facsimile: (519) 679-3977 Copyright Honeywell 2005. Future revisions will incorporate changes, including corrections of typographical errors and technical inaccuracies. Honeywell may make changes to the requirements described. CopyrightJune 2005 R350 Release The information in this help file is subject to change over time.
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