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Issues regarding the selection of thermodynamic models for hydrocarbon, water, and HCl mixture flows

2017-01-16View Original

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Dear experts, the main components in the effluent from the hydrogenation reaction are hydrocarbons (non-condensable gases, gasoline, diesel) and water, with small amounts of NH3 and HCl present. As the temperature decreases, NH3 and HCl combine to form NH4Cl. Can PRII be used to simulate the phase distribution of HCl? What kind of thermodynamic model can be chosen?

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