Hysys should provide you with some sort of training materials for their program. I'm more familar with Hysim (the previous program) but their manual was pretty good at teaching you how to use it.
You could check their website for any information. I've not seen any 3rd party courses offered on how to use Hysys (the vendor will typically provide these, at a cost).
Hysis has been purchased by Aspen Tech Simulation Sciences last week. I have used both for a long time, I advise you to start with hysis through thier fancy and user-friendly interface, but some time later you will find AspenTech is more accurate especially with the highly complicated chemical processes.
Please can you tell me how I can get to learn Hysis? I use to run Process SimSi and Chemshare Design II along time ago and now I will need to know Hysis for my future career path.
and select animated tutorials. This may be about the only "free" approach for learning about running Hysys.
Also, you can contact Hyprotech (now AspenTech) to ask if they have a training course available in your area. If you are very serious about learning the software, they use to lease on a monthly basis (but this is VERY expensive).
One thing about the basic training course. The one I attended ran through pretty much every feature of the program. While the basic course will teach you "keyboarding", it will not teach you how to be good at developing simulations.
I hope you saw my post answering this in the other thread...
I would say that Hysys is not the proper tool to model a Fluid Catalytic Cracking Unit. Even Hyprotech partners with other companies (i.e., KBC) for this technology.
Hi, I bought the Book "Process Design Principles: Synthesis, analysis, and Evaluation" from Seider, in which includes a CP package with tutorials and examples files of this and other simulators, my problems is that I can't modify the examples, when the textbook makes reference to that feature as included. I know you may not be too related to this book, but I have already tried
