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Interface OverviewBuilding a CycleBoundary ConditionsConnecting BedsPressure EqualisationLight Product PressurisationLight Reflux & RecycleRunning the SolverCyclic Steady StatePerformance MetricsPlotting ResultsSaving & Loading

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Governing EquationsMass BalanceMomentum BalanceEnergy BalanceWall Energy BalanceIsothermsKinetic ModelsTransport CorrelationsEquation of State

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ExamplesWard 2022

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Introduction

User Guide

Interface OverviewBuilding a CycleBoundary ConditionsConnecting BedsPressure EqualisationLight Product PressurisationLight Reflux & RecycleRunning the SolverCyclic Steady StatePerformance MetricsPlotting ResultsSaving & Loading

Equations & Models

Governing EquationsMass BalanceMomentum BalanceEnergy BalanceWall Energy BalanceIsothermsKinetic ModelsTransport CorrelationsEquation of State

Examples

ExamplesWard 2022

Equation of State

Ideal Gas Law

The gas-phase density is calculated using the ideal gas law, which describes the relationship between pressure, temperature, and molar concentration:

C=PRTC = \frac{P}{R T} C=RTP​
SymbolDescriptionUnit
CCCGas molar concentrationmol m⁻³
TTTTemperatureK
PPPPressurePa
RRRIdeal gas constantJ mol⁻¹ K⁻¹

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