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\section*{STUDY OF A TWO-STAGE COMPRESSOR PROCESS PLANT \ (Part-A)}
\makequestion{What are the amounts of liquid and vapour leaving the process?}{%
\begin{tabular}{|L{3in}|c|C{1.2in}|}\hline
& Aspen Plus & DWSIM \ \hline
Amount of liquid leaving the process & & 6808.21 \unit{\kilo\mole\per\hour} \ \hline
Amount of vapour leaving the process & & 37021.80 \unit{\kilo\mole\per\hour}\ \hline
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}
\makequestion{What compressor work is required for each stage?}{%
\begin{tabular}{|L{3in}|c|C{1.2in}|}\hline
& Aspen Plus & DWSIM \ \hline
Compressor work for stage-1 & & 32460.46 \si{kW} \ \hline
Compressor work for stage-2 & & 30898.46 \si{kW} \ \hline
\end{tabular}
}
\makequestion{What are the stream temperatures entering the aftercoolers?}{%
\begin{tabular}{|L{3in}|c|C{1.2in}|}\hline
& Aspen Plus & DWSIM \ \hline
Stream temperature entering the aftercooler-1 & &\SI{93.2194}{\degreeCelsius}\ \hline
Stream temperature entering the aftercooler-2 & & \SI{103.751}{\degreeCelsius}\ \hline
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}
\makequestion{What are the aftercooler duties?}{%
\begin{tabular}{|L{3in}|c|C{1.2in}|}\hline
& Aspen Plus & DWSIM \ \hline
Afercooler-1 Duty & & 23027.94 \si{kW} \ \hline
Aftercooler-2 Duty & & 42357.27 \si{kW} \ \hline
\end{tabular}
}
\makequestion{What are the amounts of liquid and vapour leaving the process?}{%
\begin{tabular}{|L{3in}|c|C{1.2in}|}\hline
& Aspen Plus & DWSIM \ \hline
Amount of liquid leaving the process & & 6808.21 \unit{\kilo\mole\per\hour} \ \hline
Amount of vapour leaving the process & & 37021.80 \unit{\kilo\mole\per\hour}\ \hline
\end{tabular}
}
\makequestion{What compressor work is required for each stage?}{%
\begin{tabular}{|L{3in}|c|C{1.2in}|}\hline
& Aspen Plus & DWSIM \ \hline
Compressor work for stage-1 & & 32460.46 \si{kW} \ \hline
Compressor work for stage-2 & & 30898.46 \si{kW} \ \hline
\end{tabular}
}
\makequestion{What are the stream temperatures entering the aftercoolers?}{%
\begin{tabular}{|L{3in}|c|C{1.2in}|}\hline
& Aspen Plus & DWSIM \ \hline
Stream temperature entering the aftercooler-1 & &\SI{93.2194}{\degreeCelsius}\ \hline
Stream temperature entering the aftercooler-2 & & \SI{103.751}{\degreeCelsius}\ \hline
\end{tabular}
}
\makequestion{What are the aftercooler duties?}{%
\begin{tabular}{|L{3in}|c|C{1.2in}|}\hline
& Aspen Plus & DWSIM \ \hline
Afercooler-1 Duty & & 23027.94 \si{kW} \ \hline
Aftercooler-2 Duty & & 42357.27 \si{kW} \ \hline
\end{tabular}
}
\makequestion{What are the amounts of liquid and vapour leaving the process?}{%
\begin{tabular}{|L{3in}|c|C{1.2in}|}\hline
& Aspen Plus & DWSIM \ \hline
Amount of liquid leaving the process & & 6808.21 \unit{\kilo\mole\per\hour} \ \hline
Amount of vapour leaving the process & & 37021.80 \unit{\kilo\mole\per\hour}\ \hline
\end{tabular}
}
\makequestion{What compressor work is required for each stage?}{%
\begin{tabular}{|L{3in}|c|C{1.2in}|}\hline
& Aspen Plus & DWSIM \ \hline
Compressor work for stage-1 & & 32460.46 \si{kW} \ \hline
Compressor work for stage-2 & & 30898.46 \si{kW} \ \hline
\end{tabular}
}
\makequestion{What are the stream temperatures entering the aftercoolers?}{%
\begin{tabular}{|L{3in}|c|C{1.2in}|}\hline
& Aspen Plus & DWSIM \ \hline
Stream temperature entering the aftercooler-1 & &\SI{93.2194}{\degreeCelsius}\ \hline
Stream temperature entering the aftercooler-2 & & \SI{103.751}{\degreeCelsius}\ \hline
\end{tabular}
}
\makequestion{What are the aftercooler duties?}{%
\begin{tabular}{|L{3in}|c|C{1.2in}|}\hline
& Aspen Plus & DWSIM \ \hline
Afercooler-1 Duty & & 23027.94 \si{kW} \ \hline
Aftercooler-2 Duty & & 42357.27 \si{kW} \ \hline
\end{tabular}
}
\makequestion{What are the amounts of liquid and vapour leaving the process?}{%
\begin{tabular}{|L{3in}|c|C{1.2in}|}\hline
& Aspen Plus & DWSIM \ \hline
Amount of liquid leaving the process & & 6808.21 \unit{\kilo\mole\per\hour} \ \hline
Amount of vapour leaving the process & & 37021.80 \unit{\kilo\mole\per\hour}\ \hline
\end{tabular}
}
\makequestion{What compressor work is required for each stage?}{%
\begin{tabular}{|L{3in}|c|C{1.2in}|}\hline
& Aspen Plus & DWSIM \ \hline
Compressor work for stage-1 & & 32460.46 \si{kW} \ \hline
Compressor work for stage-2 & & 30898.46 \si{kW} \ \hline
\end{tabular}
}
\makequestion{What are the stream temperatures entering the aftercoolers?}{%
\begin{tabular}{|L{3in}|c|C{1.2in}|}\hline
& Aspen Plus & DWSIM \ \hline
Stream temperature entering the aftercooler-1 & &\SI{93.2194}{\degreeCelsius}\ \hline
Stream temperature entering the aftercooler-2 & & \SI{103.751}{\degreeCelsius}\ \hline
\end{tabular}
}
\makequestion{What are the aftercooler duties?}{%
\begin{tabular}{|L{3in}|c|C{1.2in}|}\hline
& Aspen Plus & DWSIM \ \hline
Afercooler-1 Duty & & 23027.94 \si{kW} \ \hline
Aftercooler-2 Duty & & 42357.27 \si{kW} \ \hline
\end{tabular}
}
\end{document}
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