Difference between revisions of "Comparing ScaleChem v. StudioChem Calculations"
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The Brine is reconciled according to the reconciliation options selected in the Brine’s input specification. The molecular representation of all inflows (including the titrant amounts added for reconciliation, if applicable2) are added to the aggregate object after applying a proportion factor that is based on the specified volume and the calculated aqueous phase density. | The Brine is reconciled according to the reconciliation options selected in the Brine’s input specification. The molecular representation of all inflows (including the titrant amounts added for reconciliation, if applicable2) are added to the aggregate object after applying a proportion factor that is based on the specified volume and the calculated aqueous phase density. | ||
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Oil: | Oil: | ||
All inflows specified in the Oil object are added to the aggregate object after applying a proportion factor based on the specified volume and the density specified by the user. | | All inflows specified in the Oil object are added to the aggregate object after applying a proportion factor based on the specified volume and the density specified by the user. | | ||
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The Brine is reconciled according to the reconciliation options selected in the Brine’s input specification. The molecular species in the aqueous phase of the reconciled Brine are added after applying a proportion factor that is based on the specified volume and the calculated aqueous phase density. | The Brine is reconciled according to the reconciliation options selected in the Brine’s input specification. The molecular species in the aqueous phase of the reconciled Brine are added after applying a proportion factor that is based on the specified volume and the calculated aqueous phase density. | ||
Revision as of 11:43, 6 July 2016
Differences in component aggregation between ScaleChem Standard and Analyzer Studio: ScaleChem1
There are some fundamental differences between ScaleChem Standard and Studio ScaleChem with respect to adding individual components such as Brine, Gas etc. to aggregate objects such as Scenarios and Saturators. The following table illustrates those differences:
| ScaleChem Standard | Analyzer Studio: ScaleChem |
|---|---|
| Brine:
The Brine is reconciled according to the reconciliation options selected in the Brine’s input specification. The molecular representation of all inflows (including the titrant amounts added for reconciliation, if applicable2) are added to the aggregate object after applying a proportion factor that is based on the specified volume and the calculated aqueous phase density. Oil: All inflows specified in the Oil object are added to the aggregate object after applying a proportion factor based on the specified volume and the density specified by the user. | |
Brine:
The Brine is reconciled according to the reconciliation options selected in the Brine’s input specification. The molecular species in the aqueous phase of the reconciled Brine are added after applying a proportion factor that is based on the specified volume and the calculated aqueous phase density. |
