Software Tekink Kimia (Hysys V8.0 + Lincesed)

 The purpose of this and the following pages is to introduce you to the primary tool that you will be using in the design classes, HYSYS. Now HYSYS comes with a number of excellent reference and tutorial manuals. The Design Lab should be equipped with two complete sets of the manuals. Each set contains the following books: Getting Started, Quick Reference, Tutorials, Applications, Reference Volume 1, and Reference Volume 2. PLEASE do not remove these from the room. The same six volumes may be accessed electronically in Adobe Acrobat format either from the start menu as shown below or via the World Wide Web.
Getting Started and Tutorials are available at http://www.hyprotech.ab.ca/support/dox.htm. The Applications book is available at http://www.hyprotech.ab.ca/support/examples/hysysappexamp.htm. It is far easier to look at the actual books than to worry through the Acrobat Reader, so, again, please don't take them from the room. Note that all referals to manuals are in yellow and if the manual in question is on the HYSYS web page, like the Tutorials Book, then the reference will also be a link.      Because I don't believe in duplication of effort (especially my own), this web page is intended to be complimentary to those manuals. Here on the web page, I hope to fill in the blanks left by the books, serve as a quick reference for some items, and give pointers and links as to the places in the manuals to look immediately for the answers to your questions. Most importantly, however, these pages will provide you with the tips you will need to get your specific tasks done on the specific computer system you will be working with and with this specific version of HYSYS. These tips will include information for both CENG403, where you learn to design individual units, and CENG404, where you will design an entire plant (in fact, this is the only place that you will find many tips for 404, so don't forget to come back and read them again when you start needing them). HYSYS is not the best program for group work (Aspen isn't any better believe me), therefore an entire section has been devoted towards teaching you the best way to work in groups. By the way, NT will allow two different users to edit the same file at the same time. This is bad. If you do this, only one person's work will get saved.
 

Link:
Hysys V8.0 (with Torrent)
Lincesed
Tutorial