Use of Make-up Mixer Unit

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nrgeng
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Use of Make-up Mixer Unit

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Can you help with a flowsheet situation wherein more of a component is generated than consumed? An fsd has been emailed.

A mechanism is required that will provide the amount of component that is needed while accounting for an excess amount of component. A working mechanism is presented for your review and comment. Can the Warning Message be eliminated by altering the mechanism or should it just be turned off? Is a better mechanism available?

Is this situation due to COCO being a steady-state simulator and as such it cannot accumulate the component?

Thanks for any help.
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I am not clear on what you want to accomplish. For the make-up mixer, it is expected that the specification is on the recycle flow, but in your example you have connected the recycle port to the stream that does not feed back to the recycle. I am sure you have a reason for it, but I do not understand it from your explanation. Can you elaborate on what you try to accomplish?
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After reviewing the situation because of your response, the use of the much simpler Splitter Unit was sufficient. The use of the Make-up Mixer Unit was overkill. Sorry for the bother in going off track. Thanks for your help!
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Glad to hear it works now.
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