Question: 8. Which of the following simulation analysis tool allows user to monitor the steady state response of key variables to changes in your process? a.

 8. Which of the following simulation analysis tool allows user to

8. Which of the following simulation analysis tool allows user to monitor the steady state response of key variables to changes in your process? a. Property table b. Case study c. Workbook d. None of the above 9. A simple heat exchanger unit is required in the simulation to estimate the UA for gas condensing process. No sizing data is available for the unit. What type of heat exchanger model is required? a. Simple end point or simple Weighted b. Simple Weighted or simple Steady State Rating c. Simple Steady State Rating or Dynamic Rating d. Simple Steady State Rating 10. A pipe is buried 1.5m deep underground and has an Urethane Foam insulation of 0.05m, which of following heat transfer options can be selected for performing the rigorous heat transfer calculation for this pipe operation? a. Overall HTC option and Heat loss option to calculate heat transfer b. Segment HTC option to define heat transfer for each pipe segment c. Estimate HTC option d. None of the above 11. Which of the following is correct for a 100m long horizontal pipe segment? a. Elevation is 100.0 b. Elevation is 100.0 c. Elevation is 0.0 d. None of the above 12. In Aspen Hysys, a heat exchanger block has been added onto the flowsheet and inlet/outlet streams have been connected. Both the hot side and cold side inlet streams have been fully solved. Meanwhile, we have provided the pressure drop on shell side and tube side of the exchanger. What else do we need specify to solve the heat exchanger block? (1) The duty of the exchanger (2) The outlet temperature of shell side stream a. Statement (1) ALONE is sufficient, but Statement (2) alone is not sufficient. b. Statement (2) ALONE is sufficient, but Statement (1) alone is not sufficient. c. BOTH Statement TOGETHER are sufficient, but NEITHER Statement ALONE is sufficient d. EACH Statement ALONE is sufficient e. Statement (1) and (2) TOGETHER are NOT sufficient

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