Processus de fluide, production de sucre

[amel_b5]

[ FlexSim 22.2.4 ]

Bonjour tout le monde, pouvez-vous m'orienter SVP, j'ai actuellement un projet dans une entreprise de raffinage de sucre, je dois simuler le processus de production, la matière première (sucre roux cristallisé) arrive sous forme de sac, elle est raffinée ; refondue et décolorié dans un processus de fluide ensuite recristallisée et enfin emballé sous forme de boîtes,

quelles sont les données techniques que je dois chercher pour réussir ma simulation ? et quelles sont les objets et les parametres d'objet que je dois utiliser,

Merci.

Translation:

Hello everyone, can you guide me please, I currently have a project in a sugar refining company, I need to simulate the production process, the raw material (brown granulated sugar) arrives in the form of a bag, it is refined; remelted and decolorized in a fluid process then recrystallized and finally packed into boxes,

what are the technical data that I must look for to succeed in my simulation? and what are the objects and object parameters I need to use,

[jason_lightfootVL7B4]

Is it a batch process or continuous?

[Jeanette_Fullmer]

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[amel_b5]

it's continuous,

[jason_lightfootVL7B4 · Accepted solution]

The standard FlexSim objects primarily deal in discrete production or use a time-slicing approach to solve interdependencies of tank volume and rate or other feedback systems (not an efficient solver - eg. Euler, Runge-Kutta, DASSL). Take a look at the fluid objects and bear in mind that they have had no development for many years. You might want to consider building your own library for fluids or consider using the Floworks add-on module.

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