Download Aspen Plus V14 for Shell and Tube Heat Exchangers with EDR 2025
Aspen Plus V14 for Shell and Tube Heat Exchangers with EDR video course download, Design, simulate, and analyze shell-and-tube heat exchangers using Aspen Plus V14 and the EDR module. Learn Shell-and-Tube Heat Exchanger Design and Simulation with Aspen Plus & EDR. This course is a practical and in-depth guide to the simulation, design, and rating of shell-and-tube heat exchangers using Aspen Plus v14 and the Exchanger Design & Rating (EDR).
It is tailored for chemical engineers, process engineers, and engineering students who want to develop strong skills in heat exchanger design and thermal equipment modeling using professional process simulation software.
What you’ll learn
- Simulate shell-and-tube heat exchangers accurately using Aspen Plus and EDR.
- Size and rate heat exchangers for different process conditions.
- Understand the difference between thermal design and rating.
- Gain confidence in using professional process simulation tools.
- Heater and HeatX.
- Aspen Plus V14.
Course content
- Heat Exchangers in Aspen Plus
- Introduction
- Download the course material
- Models for heat exchangers in Aspen Plus with example (Heater)
- HeatX model (The vapor fraction of the hot stream at the outlet must be zero)
- Exchanger specification
- TEMA and Aspen Exchanger Design & Rating (EDR)
- Selecting the most suitable thermodynamic model in Aspen Plus
- Important notice
- About Aspen Plus
- Cooling of anhydrous ethanol in sugar and alcohol plants (EDR)
- Cooling of anhydrous ethanol in sugar and alcohol plants (EDR) Part 1
- Cooling of anhydrous ethanol in sugar and alcohol plants (EDR) Part 2
- Results analysis
- EDR (Rating) — Checking if an existing heat exchanger works properly
- Unknown, OK and Risk
- A frequently asked question
- Design Specs — Finding the exact value of the cold-water flow rate
- Flowsheeting Options — Design Specs
- Shell-and-tube heat exchanger with length constraint
- Shell-and-tube heat exchanger with length constraint — Pan 1
- Shell-and-tube heat exchanger with length constraint — Pan 2
- Shell-and-tube heat exchanger with length constraint — Pan 3
Who this course is for:
- Chemical engineers and process engineers.
- Engineering students (chemical, mechanical, or process).
- Technical professionals in the process industry who want to improve their heat exchanger design and simulation skills.
Course details
- Video quality: MP4 | Video: h264, 1280 × 720
- Audio quality: Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch
- Last updated 10/2025
- Video duration: 1h 55m
- Number of lessons: 4 sections, 21 lectures
- Language: Language: English
- Compressed file size: 960 MB
