CHEMCAD Book of Examples - Steady State and Dynamics

CHEMCAD The book of Examples Steady State and Dynamics Release 20/6 2002 Nor-Par , 1996-2002 2 Multi-Discipline Solution: Linking programs together The crucial point to effective project work, or to smooth plant operation is maintaining consistent documentation for all disciplines. Here is our Multi-Discipline Concept: Now, imagine you have drawn pipelines, equipment, and instrument tag numbers by a P&ID package, and stored process data calculated with a simulator to the drawings' database. Instrumentation engineers require all these data. What happens when they change any tag number or process data? Traditionally, the documentation would becomeinconsistent easily. With Multi-Discipline solution the data can be updated both ways. The user can build the system from blocks and expand it as the needs grow. 3 Features of Multi-Discipline solution All programs work on networks, so engineers of different disciplines can collaborate.

2 Oil Refining and Petrochemicals Atmospheric Distillation of Crude Oil DESCRIPTION: Crude oil is heated in process furnace to 400 F. Then, it enters the tower T-1001 near to the tower bottom.

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