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ASPEN V8.4 yields significant differences in the enthalpy values of water vapor

2014-12-31View Original

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As the title suggests, when calculating the enthalpy of water vapor at 1 atm and 120 degrees Celsius in ASPEN, the result is different from the enthalpy value obtained by consulting tables. Please advise!
Reply #22014-12-31
The benchmarks for enthalpy values used in various manuals can vary; it’s sufficient to focus on the enthalpy difference
Reply #32014-12-31
This post was last edited by windows98 on 2014-12-31 at 18:38. I agree with the view mentioned above: for most software, the zero point for enthalpy is 1 atmosphere and -273.15 °C

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