What property method should be used for the melting of solid metals in ASPEN simulations?

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I hope the experts here can help. Has anyone done simulation calculations for solid melting? What property methods are suitable to use? Regarding the property methods to be used for the melting of solid metals in ASPEN simulations, I would appreciate it if someone could help me out. Are there any references available on this topic? Thank you! :handshake

Reply #22019-07-22

Does the original poster have simulated BKP files? Upload them so fellow sailors can learn from them*

Reply #32019-07-22

Could you upload your simulated BKP file?

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