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@Reflux can we review the visible process train before the client demo?
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Build Distillation Train
build the T5 train visibly, run it, and explain limiting specs
Read T5_Part1.bkp
Read KNOWN_PATHS.md
Thought 6s
I'll create a reviewed, visible simulator workflow that preserves chemistry and rebuilds the process objects step by step.
Done. Case saved, viewport refreshed, convergence checked, and product streams summarized for review.
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saved native
T5_visible_train.apwz
APWZ saved
Converged
T-502 limiting
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Native simulator files are saved beside review evidence:
T5_visible_train.apwz saved
Convergence, stream tables, and limiting specs are attached for approval:
stream-summary.csv converged
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Plan Mission Control
let's reduce steam while holding 99% purity
Thought 4s
Read seed_case.bkp
Searched column constraints
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column-plan.md
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Drafted implementation steps in column-plan.md.
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Which view should Reflux open first?
Thought 4s
Planning next moves based on your preferences
Read study-prd.md
Plan updated. Ready to build.
Lower Energy Operating Point
A reviewed plan that modifies a known-good case, runs a sensitivity, and returns the lowest-duty feasible design.
Trigger
Prompt from the control panel, CLI, or MCP tool call.
View Behavior
Progress streams as blocks, ports, specs, and results are touched.
- Run baseline case
- Create pressure sweep component
- Summarize purity and duty tradeoff
Stream Changes
Reflux compares the baseline and candidate stream tables before proposing any simulator mutation.
FEED 100.0 kmol/h DIST 42.8 kmol/h purity 99.1% BTMS 57.2 kmol/h duty -8.4%
Review Notes
Flag condenser pressure and reflux ratio as the next controlled variables.
Flowsheet Review
Preview the touched units before the generated run is approved.
- Column T-5 selected
- Pressure spec highlighted
- Review document attached
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Process Study Dashboard
build a neutral process case and report dominant constraints
Ready to play walkthrough
Click play to watch Reflux load the flowsheet, run the visible step, and report results.
- Load visible flowsheet
- Run visible speciation step
- Update reviewed result
Waiting for review run
Summary
Built the aqueous speciation run, captured native output, parsed dominant species, and stored the results for review.
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T5_Flowsheet.bkp
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Where are the column pressure paths defined?
Grepped KNOWN_PATHS.md
Searched simulator tree nodes
Summarizing pressure margin
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