If you have any kind of "repetition" to the model or network, then Pipe-Flo will be even faster. I've used HYSYS quite a bit and Pipe-Flo extensively, and if you have a single fluid systems and don't have any complex thermo behavoir, recycle loops, and aren't flashing anything, then with the limited amount of information given I can emphatically say pipe-flo will be an ORDER OF MAGNITUDE (possibly 2) quicker at what you need to do. HYSYS is capable of dynamic modeling as well, Pipe-Flo allegedly has a dynamic modeler but I have not used it. What's the fluid? Water? Clean Dry Air? Nitrogen?ĭo you have a need for any kind of complex thermo along the way, particularly any fluids that are prone to flashing, or for say mixtures of different components for which you don't have any thermo data, do you need to model unit ops along the way, things like gas/liquid separators, or heat exchangers? Do you have recycle loops? HYSYS will also be better at "seeking" specific model states through "setpoint" behavior, Pipe-Flo has nothing that works that way.
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