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$MATH 209, Lab 5$

The Digital Point property view appears. Figure 5.116 Click the Face Plate button to view the Controller Face Plate. 5.5.2 Connections Tab Logical <strong>Operations</strong> 5-177 The Process Variable Source and Output Target are both optional connections. No error is shown when these are not connected nor does an error appear in the Status List Window. Figure 5.117 The Process Variable object (stream or operation) that owns the variable you want to control. The Output object is the stream, which is controlled by the Digital Point. Click the Control Valve button to view the Control Valve property view. The Process Variable you want to control. 5-177
5-178 Digital Point Refer to Section 1.3.9 - Variable Navigator Property View for information. The optional connections feature allows the controller to be in Manual mode, and have its OPState imported into a Spreadsheet and used in further calculations in the model. This configuration can only be used for Manual mode. To run the controller in Automatic mode, you require a Process Variable Source input. With only the input connected, the Digital Point acts as a digital input indicator. With both the input and output specified the Digital Point can be used to determine its state from its PV and then take a discrete action. To specify the controller input, use the Select PV button to access the Variable Navigator property view, which allows you to simultaneously target the PV Object and Variable. Similarly, use the Select OP button to choose the Output Target. The flow of the OP Output is manipulated by the Digital Point Controller. 5.5.3 Parameters Tab The Parameters tab provides three different modes of operation: • Off • Manual • Auto For each of these modes the Parameters tab is made up of a number of groups: Output, Manual/Auto Operational Parameters, and Faceplate PV Configuration. Off Mode When Off mode is selected, you cannot adjust the OP State. Notice that if you turn the controller Off while running the simulation, it retains the current OP State (Off or On). Thus, turning the Controller off is not necessarily the same as leaving the Controller out of the simulation. 5-178
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7-34 Pipe Segment Model Horizontal
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7-96 Relief Valve where: = density
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7-98 Relief Valve Specs Page Figure
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7-110 Valve much more realistically
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7-134 Valve K m (the pressure recov
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7-136 References 8 Duns, H.Jr., and
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8-2 Reactor Operations 8.5.5 Perfor
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9-2 Centrifugal Compressor or 9.1 C
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9-20 Centrifugal Compressor or 6. F
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9-36 Centrifugal Compressor or Spee
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9-46 Centrifugal Compressor or A he
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9-48 Reciprocating Compressor solut
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9-52 Reciprocating Compressor Rod L
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9-62 Pump 9.3 Pump The Pump operati
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9-64 Pump HYSYS can also back-calcu
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9-66 Pump The Pump property view ap
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9-68 Pump Parameters Page You can s
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9-74 Pump Depending on the type of
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9-76 Pump Figure 9.35 In the Curve
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9-78 Pump To access the Curves Prof
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9-86 Pump entered is only used, if
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9-90 Pump In general, two specifica
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9-92 Pump Power The duty is defined
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9-94 References 9-94
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10-2 Component Splitter 10.1 Compon
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10-4 Component Splitter The Compone
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10-6 Component Splitter Splits Page
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10-8 Component Splitter For more in
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10-10 Component Splitter Specs Page
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10-12 Separator, 3-Phase Separator,
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10-52 Shortcut Column Figure 10.33
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10-54 References Column Result Desc
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11-2 Solid Separation Operations 11
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11-4 Baghouse Filter Baghouse Filte
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11-6 Baghouse Filter For more infor
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11-8 Cyclone 11.1.6 Dynamics Tab Th
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11-10 Cyclone Connections Page You
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11-12 Cyclone For more information
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11-14 Cyclone Parameter Description
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11-16 Hydrocyclone 11.3 Hydrocyclon
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11-18 Hydrocyclone Connections Page
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11-20 Hydrocyclone 11.3.3 Rating ta
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11-22 Rotary Vacuum Filter 11.3.5 P
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11-24 Rotary Vacuum Filter The Rota
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11-26 Rotary Vacuum Filter For more
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11-28 Rotary Vacuum Filter Refer to
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11-30 Simple Solid Separator Simple
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11-32 Simple Solid Separator For mo
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11-34 Simple Solid Separator 11-34
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12-2 Energy Stream Property View En
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12-4 Energy Stream Property View Fo
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12-6 Material Stream Property View
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13-2 Introduction 13.1 Introduction
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13-4 MASSBAL Subflowsheet MassBal i
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13-16 Subflowsheet Property View 13
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14-2 Utilities 14.9.3 Performance T
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14-4 Introduction For information o
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14-6 Introduction Deleting a Utilit
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14-8 Boiling Point Curves 14.2.1 De
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14-10 Boiling Point Curves 14.2.2 P
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14-12 Boiling Point Curves Details
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14-14 Boiling Point Curves The Cont
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14-16 CO2 Solids 14.3.1 Design Tab
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14-18 Cold Properties To add the Co
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14-20 Cold Properties For more info
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14-22 Cold Properties 14.4.3 Dynami
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14-24 Composite Curves Utility Conn
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14-26 Composite Curves Utility Side
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14-28 Composite Curves Utility Refe
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14-30 Critical Properties The remai
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14-32 Critical Properties For more
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14-34 Dynamic Depressuring 14.9 Dyn
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14-36 Dynamic Depressuring For more
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14-38 Dynamic Depressuring 14.9.1 D
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14-40 Dynamic Depressuring If you e
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14-46 Dynamic Depressuring OutsideU
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14-50 Dynamic Depressuring Radio Bu
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14-54 Dynamic Depressuring Equation
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14-56 Dynamic Depressuring Operatin
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14-58 Dynamic Depressuring Valve Eq
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14-62 Envelope Utility For more inf
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14-64 Envelope Utility For more inf
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14-66 Envelope Utility The figure b
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14-68 Envelope Utility 14.10.2 Thre
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14-70 Envelope Utility Plots Page T
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14-72 Envelope Utility Instability
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14-74 Envelope Utility Non-Instabil
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14-76 Envelope Utility An equimolar
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14-78 Envelope Utility • The seco
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14-80 Envelope Utility TV-TH-TS Env
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14-82 Envelope Utility Dynamics Tab
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14-84 FRI Tray Rating Utility 14.11
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14-86 FRI Tray Rating Utility Gener
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14-88 FRI Tray Rating Utility Min/D
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14-90 FRI Tray Rating Utility Optio
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14-92 FRI Tray Rating Utility Objec
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14-100 Hydrate Formation Utility Th
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14-102 Hydrate Formation Utility
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14-104 Hydrate Formation Utility se
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14-110 Hydrate Formation Utility Si
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14-112 Master Phase Envelope Utilit
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14-114 Master Phase Envelope Utilit
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14-116 Parametric Utility 14.14 Par
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14-118 Parametric Utility Refer to
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14-120 Parametric Utility To add th
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14-122 Parametric Utility There are
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14-124 Parametric Utility The table
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14-126 Parametric Utility Data Tab
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14-128 Parametric Utility Object De
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14-130 Parametric Utility Training
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14-132 Parametric Utility Refer to
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14-134 Parametric Utility The Displ
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14-136 Parametric Utility The Neura
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14-138 Parametric Utility Button De
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14-140 Parametric Utility Embedding
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14-142 Parametric Utility NN Utiliz
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14-144 Pipe Sizing Connections Page
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14-146 Pipe Sizing 14.15.2 Performa
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14-148 Production Allocation Utilit
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14-150 Property Balance Utility To
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14-152 Property Balance Utility You
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14-154 Property Balance Utility The
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14-156 Property Balance Utility 4.
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14-158 Property Balance Utility Fig
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14-160 Property Balance Utility Ref
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14-162 Property Table 14.18.1 Desig
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14-164 Property Table Next, you nee
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14-166 Property Table For more info
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14-168 Property Table Click the Vie
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14-170 Tray Sizing To add the Tray
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14-172 Tray Sizing Therefore, a giv
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14-174 Tray Sizing Row Description
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14-176 Tray Sizing Refer to the sec
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14-178 Tray Sizing Refer to Section
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14-180 Tray Sizing 10. The Tray Sec
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14-182 Tray Sizing Specs Page The S
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14-184 Tray Sizing Number of Passes
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14-186 Tray Sizing Foaming Factor F
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14-188 Tray Sizing HETP The height
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14-190 Tray Sizing Hole Pitch Hole
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14-196 Tray Sizing Click the View W
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14-198 Tray Sizing 14.19.3 Dynamics
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14-200 Tray Sizing The previous sec
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14-202 User Properties Refer to Cha
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14-204 User Properties For more inf
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14-206 Vessel Sizing To add the Ves
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14-208 Vessel Sizing 4. You automat
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14-210 Vessel Sizing For more infor
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14-212 References 14.22 References
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I-2 specification types 2-120 speci
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I-4 H Heat Balance 5-24 Heat Exchan
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I-6 process variable source 5-102,
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I-8 Strip Chart 1-30 Subflowsheet 1
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