The software developer WinSim is pleased to announce the availability of WinSim DESIGN II Version 16.10. This is a release with both fixes and upgrades.
July 15, 2021 – Version 16.10 of DESIGN II
– Fixed the Stream Data Box to include the component names after the component name maximum widths were changed in the 16.09 release
– Put in a maximum size of 100 MB for the stored Design II output file
– Fixed the Expander to show the correct type of calculation method, Entropy (isentropic) or Polytropic (volume change)
– Fixed the bubble point temperature calculation of a pure water stream at 20.00 Barg which was being rejected as not being consistent with previous bubble point temperature calculations of the same mixture
– Removed the excess printing of the message “GUIDELINE: Vapor release channels may be needed to promote vapor flow”
– Removed the warning messages “WARNING: KETTLE SHELL TYPE IS NOT AVAILABLE FOR RATING. (szhxer)” and “WARNING: CALCULATIONS PERFORMED FOR E SHELL. (szhxer)” since kettle heat exchanger rating has been supported for many versions
– Miscellaneous small enhancements and fixes
Microsoft Windows has become the standard for desktop graphical computing and WinSim’s DESIGN II FOR WINDOWS was the first process simulator developed specifically for Windows computing. DESIGN II FOR WINDOWS has been leading the way in this technology since 1991.
One click and you’ll be convinced: DESIGN II FOR WINDOWS is the easy way to do simulation. WinSim’s original process simulator for Windows is intuitive and inter-operable with other Windows applications. Its look and feel provides an instant familiarity for experienced Windows users. The graphical interface means there are no special commands or function keys to remember. Just draw your flowsheet with point-and-click simplicity. Double click on flowsheet equipment and streams for specification dialog boxes to appear. Once your flowsheet is complete, DESIGN ll for Windows will even validate your input before computing the simulation results. Export stream and equipment results to Microsoft Excel, or display the complete results as a text file. The simulation is fast, easy, and error free.
With a forty-five plus year history of continued development and refinement, DESIGN II has long been a leader in process simulator innovation. Many DESIGN II features, such as Inline FORTRAN and rigorous column calculations, have set the standard for process simulation. Because of its proven strengths, DESIGN II is the simulation engine underlying DESIGN II FOR WINDOWS. DESIGN II is a powerful and comprehensive process simulation computational engine, which performs complete heat and material balance calculations for a wide variety of pipeline and processing applications. The simulator’s easy-to-create flowsheets allow process engineers to concentrate on engineering, rather than computer operations. A minimum amount of input is required to utilize DESIGN II FOR WINDOWS. WinSim’s simulator offers advanced features, such as sizing and rating of heat exchangers and separators, within the flowsheet. The DESIGN II FOR WINDOWS database contains 1,200 pure components, and others can be added via CHEMTRAN. Also included is a crude library with 38 world crudes, already characterized and at your fingertips.
Design II for Windows version 16 tutorial
This video is a quick sample of how to build an expander flow sheet using Design II for Windows version 16.
WinSim develops and markets DESIGN II for Windows, a steady-state and dynamic process simulator. We have been doing this since 1995 when we purchased the rights to the program from ChemShare Corporation . WinSim has over 2,000 active users of DESIGN II throughout the world. The company is based in the Houston, Texas metropolitan area.
Product: WinSim DESIGN II
Version: 16.10
Supported Architectures: 32bit / 64bit
Website Home Page :www.winsim.com
Languages Supported: english
System Requirements: PC *
Size: 216.3 mb
– Microsoft Windows 10 / 8 / Windows 7 / Vista / XP (Windows 7 x64 is highly recommended)
– A PC with an Intel Pentium processor (any 32 bit PC compatible CPUs with a math coprocessor are also supported) (a 3.0+ Ghz Intel Quad Core is highly recommended)
– 512 MB of RAM memory for Windows XP (2048 MB is highly recommended)
– 4 GB of RAM memory for Windows 7 x86
– 8 GB of RAM memory for Windows 7 x64 (16 GB is highly recommended)
– 300 MB of free hard disk space for installation, 2,000 MB of free disk space for simulation work area
– A CD-ROM drive if not installing from the internet or local network
– USB port for hardware security key (if so licensed)
– Mouse or other pointing device
– Windows-compatible graphic monitor
– If you wish to transfer results data to a spreadsheet; then Microsoft Microsoft Excel 2016, 2013, 2010, 2007, 2003 or later is required.
– There is not a native version of Design II for Windows for the Macintosh. We have been told by several users that Design II for Windows does run very well under the Parallels software. There are probably other solutions available also.
NOTE: We use Microsoft Excel and Word for Windows as example programs; these are licensed separately through other
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