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error valve simulation from 300 to 4 bar for nitrogen and methane #335

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EvenSol opened this issue Feb 24, 2022 · 0 comments · Fixed by #337
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error valve simulation from 300 to 4 bar for nitrogen and methane #335

EvenSol opened this issue Feb 24, 2022 · 0 comments · Fixed by #337
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EvenSol commented Feb 24, 2022

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The basic program is working - with the exception of the throttling valve (reduction from 300 to 4 bar). I noticed that the drop in temperature due to the JT effect is not always consistent with the pressure drop.

I made the short program attached only to test the valve, to compare enthalpies of the inlet and outlet stream. It seems that, whenever the temperature is dropped below -20°C in the inlet, the throttling process is no longer isenthalpic. What can explain this?

I am using Peng Robinson EoS, and simulating the same valve conditions using Hysys with PR, I do get an isenthalpic process.

@EvenSol EvenSol added this to the v.2.3.0 milestone Feb 24, 2022
@EvenSol EvenSol changed the title error valve simyulation from 300 to 4 bar for nitrogen and methane error valve simulation from 300 to 4 bar for nitrogen and methane Feb 24, 2022
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