At the top of the Results - Report subtab the Number of batches with one additional initial batch and the total simulated time is provided. Both of these parameters can be defined by you in the solver panel.

Below the Breakthrough, Stochiometric, and Saturation time is provided. The values provide characteristic times at which a certain amount of the inlet concentration has reached the outlet:

• For the Breakthrough time: 5%
• for the Stochiometric time: 50%
• for the Saturation time: 95%

At the bottom of the report a table containing the Time, Outflow concentration in ppm, and the Total adsorbed amount of adsorbate in mol is provided for each batch.

In the Results - Plots subtab, four different plots showing the adsorption simulation results are available.

The first plot shows the applied Isotherm, i.e., Equilibrium load over the Partial pressure. The isotherm is defined during the simulation setup in the Adsorbent panel.

The second plot shows the Average load per layer in Z-direction, which is the fixed computation direction. Here a graph for each batch is available. By right-clicking the graph all or a selection of batches can be shown. Below only the batches 1, 5, 10, 15, and 20 have been selected.

The third plot shows the Breakthrough curve, i.e., the outflowing concentration of the adsorbate over time. In this plot the characteristic times (Breakthrough, Stochiometric, and Saturation) are easily observable.

The fourth plot shows the total Adsorbed amount in the system over the Time and also provides a good indication of the full saturation time.

More details on plot settings, are available in the Result Viewer user guide.

Under the Data Visualization tab three different types of volume fields can be loaded:

1. The Adsorbed Load (*.gvf) can be visualized for each batch that was defined in the Solver panel. In the volume field, the adsorbed load is only visible on the material ID of the adsorbent. Thus, please make sure to only select this material ID in the Visible on Material IDs setting in the Volume Field View Controls. Additionally, you can visualize the adsorption load inside of the adsorbent material since it is porous. For this Clip the volume field to see inside.
   For more details on the visualization options please see the Visualization user guide.

2. The computed Flow Field (*.vap) for the advective transport of the tracer particles can also be visualized. You can find more details on the visualization of flow field in the FlowDict user guide.
3. The Particle trajectories (*.gpt) of the tracer representing the adsorbate can be loaded and visualized. For this option, more details are available in the description for the results generated by the Track Particles & Molecules command.

Under the Create Videos tab a predefined macro file is available to quickly animate the buildup of adsorbed load in the structure. The generated full HD video (*.mp4) is saved in the corresponding results folder and an be played by clicking Play Video or directly opening the file with a video player of your choice. The Play Video button uses the default video player defined in your system.

Under Edit Parameters multiple options are available:

• Video Duration: Set the duration of the video in s. Batches are distributed over the defined time.
• Use Predefined View Settings: When this setting is activated a predefined camera position is used to create the animation. When inactive the current view settings from the visualization area in GeoDict are used.
• Font Size for Plots: Define the font size for text in the plots that can be included in the video.
• Position of Plot: If only one plot is selected this option determines the position of the plot in the video, where the plot can be positioned to the right or left of the 3D animation of the adsorbed load. When both plots are selected this option determines the position of the layered adsorbed load plot. In this case the breakthrough plot is positioned on the opposite site.
• Add layered adsorbed load plot: When activated the breakthrough plot is shown in the video together with the animation. For each batch the corresponding data point is added to the plot.
• Add breakthrough plot: When activated the plot of the average load per layer is shown in the video together with the animation. In the video the plot is updated for each batch.
• Plot Height and Width: Set the size of the plots included the video.

An exemplary video that was generated using Create Video is shown below. Please click on the play button to start the video.