Introductory Tutorial - Project Configuration
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IMPORTANT: The videos here supplement the SysCAD Introductory Tutorial located in the install directory at SysCADxxx\Tutorial\SysCADIntroductoryTutorial.pdf (or SysCADBasicTutorial.pdf in earlier versions). Refer to this document for detailed instructions. |
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Latest SysCAD Version: 25 October 2024 - SysCAD 9.3 Build 139.36522
Related Links: Project Configuration (cfg File), Species Database
Section 3 Overview
Please use these videos together with Section 3 of the SysCAD Introductory Tutorial, which is distributed with the SysCAD full install.
All SysCAD projects use the following underlying information:
- A Species Database: This stores the thermodynamic and physical data of compounds;
- The Configuration File: This allows the user to configure the following data:
- The minimum and maximum temperature and pressure ranges;
- A suite of unit operations. For example, for material handling projects, where energy balance is not important, a user may choose not to include heat transfer group of models;
- Selection and customised display of compounds used in the project.
In Section 2 we used a pre-defined database and project configuration file (with extension cfg) to create the project. In this module, we will take a look at how to modify these files to include some additional data.
Edit the Project Configuration and the User Species Database
Add a Hard-wired Species to the Project Configuration
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Import a Species from the default Species Database
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Add a New Pseudo Species to the User Species Database
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Species Database and Properties
View Species Properties
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Copy SysCAD Species Database
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Create SysCAD Species Properties Report
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