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[purvamehta]

Dear All-

 

I am working on a an ethylene oxide, ethylene glycol plant for a client in Europe. The licensor has not provided any simulation work to us, so I was wondering if anyone of you would be willing to share a basic simulation model for an EO/EG plant. A simple basic model will be very helpful for me to get started. I greatly appreciate everyone for reading this and hope to have a response from someone..

 

Purva

[Art Montemayor]

Purva:

 

You have posted in the Student Forum.  Our Forum guidelines are very simple and I hope you have read them.

If you are a Student, why do you infer that you have a "client" (that means you are charging a fee for your work)?   Additionally, how can any "client" trust you, a student without any design experience and no ability to generate an ethylene oxide simulation - and pay you for it?   That means that you are asking our Forum members for a product that you will pass on to your "client" and charge them for it.  Is that correct, or isn't it?

 

If you are not a student, then tell me and I will move this thread to where it belongs - to the Simulation Forum.   Maybe someone there can supply you with the free work product that you are asking for.

I await your timely response.

[purvamehta]

Art-

 

Sorry I am relatively new to this forum. I am not a student, I work for an engineering company and am working on a FEED package with a client. Licensor had provided
the feed, but they have not provided any simulations for me to be able to simulate any of the relief scenarios. I was hoping if someone in the community has some
experience with EO simulation and would be willing to share some simulation base model, so that I can get a start..

I apologies once again for posting stuff where I shouldnot have. Will greatly appreciate if you could move it to where it should belong..

 

Purva

[Bobby Strain]

The licensor should have provided relief requirements except for fire. So, ask your client to get the information. You certainly don't want to take responsibility!

 

Bobby