Perry Ch.13 Example 6: reboiled light-ends stripper — a PENG-ROBINSON process flowsheet
A reboiled stripper removing dissolved light gases (nitrogen, methane through propane) from a heavier liquid, using reboil vapor as the stripping gas, from Chapter 13 of Perry's Chemical Engineers' Handbook.
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- Rigorous PENG-ROBINSON thermodynamics, solved by the same engine every simulation runs on.
- 1 unit operations modeled: Strip.
- Focus areas: Stripping, Light-ends removal, Textbook, Perry's Handbook.
- Verified fast convergence — a real, measured solve time, not an estimate.
- Thermodynamics
- PENG-ROBINSON
- Components
- n2, methane, ethane, propane, n_pentane, n_dodecane
- Unit operations
- Strip
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from flowsim.sdk import FlowSimClient
client = FlowSimClient()
example = client.get_example("perry-reboiled-stripper")
sim = client.create_simulation(example["title"], example["flowsheet"])
result = client.run_and_wait(sim["id"])
print(result["status"]) # "converged"
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