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[jasper van baten]

Hello,

First, you will need physical property models that will provide you with 
fugacity (or fugacity coefficient, or log fugacity coefficient). See here:

http://www.amsterchem.com/scilabthermo.html
http://www.amsterchem.com/scilabunitop.html

(Both only for Window).

If you are planning on writing phase-equilibrium based distillation 
models, that should suffice. For rate-limited based models, you will 
need to come up with mass transfer coefficient models, diffusion 
coefficient models, etc. But as Christophe says, you will have to decide 
on what exactly you want to model.

Hope that helps, best wishes,

Jasper, AmsterCHEM

On 7/31/2013 18:06, Dang, Christophe wrote:
> Hello,
>
>> De la part de Eze-Okoli Ifeoma Sandra
>> Envoyé : mardi 30 juillet 2013 17:36
>>
>> Good day, i would like to know how to design a multi-component flash
>> distillation system using scilab
> This seems to be a physical/chemical engineering problem.
>
> Scilab performs calculations, but you decide which calculations.
>
> So, first decide what you have to calculate and how,
> and then we might be able to help you.
>
> Best regards
>

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