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Consultation about HXN errors #159

Open zasddsgg opened 3 months ago

zasddsgg commented 3 months ago

Hello, when I execute HXN, the following error will be reported, may I ask you how to solve it? Thanks for your help. Wish you a good day.

AssertionError: <HeatExchangerNetwork: HXN> 
Not equal to tolerance rtol=0.005, atol=0.001

Mismatched elements: 1 / 1 (100%)
Max absolute difference: 9.248
Max relative difference: 0.026
zasddsgg commented 3 months ago

Hello, could I trouble you take some time to look at this problem. Thanks for your help again.

zasddsgg commented 3 months ago

Hello, could someone help with this problem. Thanks for your help again.

zasddsgg commented 3 months ago

@yalinli2, @sarangbhagwat, Hello, could you help with this issue. Thanks for your help.

sarangbhagwat commented 3 months ago

Hi, @zasddsgg.

This error means there are likely units in your system with heat balance not satisfied. One of the reasons this can happen is if you have any heat exchangers in your system that have the 'rigorous' parameter set to False. To fix this, either set 'rigorous' to True, or (if the first solution is not viable for your implementation) add the heat exchanger (or parent unit) to a list past into the 'ignored' argument when creating your HXN object.

Let me know if you have further questions after trying this.

zasddsgg commented 3 months ago

a) @sarangbhagwat, Thank you for your advice. I have set all heat exchangers to rigorous=True, and added all heat exchangers to the codeHXN = bst.HeatExchangerNetwork('HXN', T_min_app = 10, ignored=lambda: [H1, H2, H3, H4, H5]), but the above error is still reported.

b) In order to ensure the accuracy of HXN, should all the heat exchangers be set to True, and would it be right to set to rigorous=False for some heat exchangers, and rigorous=True for the other heat exchangers?

c) If the heat exchanger is ignored (HXN = bst.HeatExchangerNetwork('HXN', T_min_app = 10, ignored=lambda: [H1, H2, H3, H4, H5])), is HXN still accurate, because HXN is the heat transfer of the heat exchanger.

zasddsgg commented 3 months ago

@sarangbhagwat, Hello, either set 'rigorous' to True, or add the heat exchanger to a list past into the 'ignored' argument do not solve the error.

zasddsgg commented 2 months ago

@sarangbhagwat Hello, I have tried some ways, but above error still reports. Could you help with this. Thanks a lot.

zasddsgg commented 2 months ago

@yoelcortes @yalinli2 @sarangbhagwat Hello, could you help look at this issue. Thanks a lot.

sarangbhagwat commented 2 months ago

Hi, @zasddsgg. To answer your questions: (a) I will need code from you to reproduce your error. I would suggest using the following template for your issues (the same as to post new issues for the BioSTEAM repo):

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(b) You may set rigorous=False for certain heat exchangers if you are sure there is no phase change happening in those exchangers.

(c) Yes, HXN results will still be accurate. The tool will simply be looking at the system as a whole except your ignored units, and putting together a network based on the remaining units.

zasddsgg commented 2 months ago

Thank you for your help and answer, the problem has been solved.