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|| Welcome to this tutorial on '''Creating a Material Stream '''in '''DWSIM.'''

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|| In this tutorial, we will learn to:

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|| Select '''Chemical''' compounds

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|| Define a '''Thermodynamic package'''

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|| Choose '''Units''' and '''Values''' and

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|| Specify a '''Material stream'''

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|| This tutorial is recorded using

'''DWSIM version 5. 8 (Classic UI) Update 3 '''and '''Windows 10 OS'''

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|| But, this process is identical in '''Linux, Mac OS X '''or '''FOSSEE OS on ARM'''.
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|| You should have '''DWSIM''' installed on your machine.
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|| Let us start by creating a new''' steady state simulation'''.
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|| To open '''DWSIM''', go to the''' Desktop'''.

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|| Right-click on '''DWSIM '''and click '''Run as Administrator.'''
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|| '''DWSIM''' window opens.
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|| Close the '''Tasks''' window.
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|| Go to '''File''' menu and select '''New Steady-state Simulation.'''
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|| '''Simulation Configuration Wizard''' window opens.
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|| Click on the '''Next''' button at the bottom of the window.
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|| First, we will add the compounds.
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|| In the '''Compounds Search '''tab, type '''Benzene'''.
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|| Select '''Benzene''' from '''ChemSep '''database.
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|| Under '''Added''' column, check the checkbox for '''Benzene'''.

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|| We can also double-click anywhere on this line.
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|| Similarly, add '''Toluene '''from '''ChemSep database'''.

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|| Then click on '''Next''' button at the bottom to continue.
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|| The '''Property Packages '''window opens.
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|| As '''Benzene''' and '''Toluene''' form an ideal solution, we can choose '''Raoult's law.'''
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|| From '''Available Property Packages''' list, double-click on '''Raoult’s Law.'''

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|| Now click on the '''Next '''button at the bottom.
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|| Next option is '''System of Units.'''
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|| Under '''System of Units, '''we will select '''CGS'''.
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|| Then click on the '''Finish '''button at the bottom.
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|| Let us maximize the '''Simulation''' window.
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|| The canvas at the centre is used to create the '''flowsheets'''.

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|| We will now create a '''material stream'''.
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|| At the bottom of the main '''simulation''' window, we can see an '''Object Palette.'''

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|| It has a large collection of many useful '''chemical engineering objects.'''
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|| Go to '''Streams''' tab.

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|| From the displayed list, drag and drop a '''material stream''' to the '''flowsheet'''.
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|| Let us arrange the '''stream'''.
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|| Click on the '''material stream''' named as '''MSTR-000.'''

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|| '''DWSIM''' has given the name '''MSTR-000''' to this '''stream''' automatically.

Let me change it.
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|| On the left hand side of the '''flowsheet '''we can see the '''Property Editor Window'''.
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|| Under '''General Info, '''type the '''Object''' as '''Inlet1.'''

Press''' Enter.'''
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|| We can see the name '''Inlet1''' appearing below this '''stream''' in the '''flowsheet'''.
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|| Now let us specify the '''feed stream compositions.'''
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|| Under '''Input Data, '''click on '''Compound Amounts''' tab.
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|| Choose the '''Basis '''as '''Mole Fractions,''' if not already selected.

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|| By default, '''Mole Fractions''' is selected as '''Basis.'''
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|| Now for '''Benzene''', enter the '''Amount''' as '''0.4''' and press '''Enter.'''
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|| For '''Toluene''', enter '''0.6''' and press '''Enter'''.
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|| On the right, click on '''Accept Changes''' button.
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|| The total of the '''mole fractions''' appears on the right hand side.

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|| If the total is not '''1''', '''DWSIM '''normalises the entries, so that the total becomes '''1.'''
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|| Now we will specify the '''Feed stream''' properties.
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|| The '''Input Data''' tab shows all the properties of the '''stream'''.

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|| '''DWSIM '''assigns default values to all properties.
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|| Go to '''Input Data.'''
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|| Under '''Stream Conditions '''tab, select '''Flash Spec''' as '''Temperature and Pressure (TP)''' if not already selected.

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|| By default, '''Temperature '''and''' Pressure '''should already be selected as '''Flash Spec.'''

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|| Change '''Temperature''' to '''30 degree Centigrade''' and press '''Enter.'''

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|| Change '''Pressure''' to '''1 atmosphere''' and press '''Enter.'''

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|| Change '''Molar Flow''' to '''100 mol per second''' and press '''Enter.'''
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|| Let us now save this file using the '''Save As''' option.
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|| I will save it as '''stream.'''
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|| Close the '''Property Editor Window'''.
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|| We can always get back to the previous pop-up by double-clicking on the '''stream'''.
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|| We will build on this '''material stream''' in the upcoming tutorials.
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||Let me go back to the slides.
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||Let's summarize.
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|| In this tutorial, we have learnt to

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|| Select '''Chemical''' compounds

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|| Define a '''Thermodynamic package'''

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|| Choose '''Units''' and '''Values''' and

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|| Specify a '''material stream'''
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|| Here are some assignments for you.
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|| Choose '''Benzene''' and '''Toluene mole fractions''' that do not add up to''' 1'''.

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|| Check how '''DWSIM '''normalises when you press '''Accept Changes''' button.
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|| Go to the page where you defined '''mole fractions.'''

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|| Check what the '''Normalize''' button does when the '''Total''' is not '''1'''.
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|| Go to the page where we defined the '''molar flow rate'''.

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|| '''DWSIM''' automatically displays equivalent '''flow rates''' in other units.

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|| Check if these values are consistent.
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|| Create a '''stream''' consisting of '''Benzene, Toluene '''and '''Xylene.'''

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|| Carry out the previous assignments for this '''stream''' also.
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|| This brings us to the end of this tutorial.
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|| Watch the video available at the following link.

It summarizes the Spoken Tutorial project.
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|| The Spoken Tutorial Project Team conducts workshops and gives certificates.

For more details, please write to us.
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|| Please post your times queries in this forum.
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|| The '''FOSSEE''' team coordinates conversion of existing '''flowsheets''' into '''DWSIM'''.

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|| We give honorarium and certificates for those who do this.

For more details, please visit this site.
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|| The '''FOSSEE''' team helps migrate commercial '''simulator labs''' to '''DWSIM.'''

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|| We give honorarium and certificates for those who do this.

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|| For more details, please visit this site
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|| '''Spoken Tutorial''' and '''FOSSEE''' projects are funded by '''NMEICT, MHRD''', Government of India.
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|| We thank the '''DWSIM''' team for making it as an''' open source software.'''

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|| This tutorial was originally recorded by Prof Kannan Moudgalya in May 2015.

This is Kaushik Datta from IIT Bombay. Thanks for joining.
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