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Henry's law

2017-10-11View Original

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“For ideal solutions, under conditions of low pressure and constant temperature, Henry’s law holds true across the entire range of compositions, with the Henry constant being the saturated vapor pressure of the pure solute at that temperature. ”May I ask if this sentence can be understood as meaning that in ASPEN’s property models, if the system is an ideal system, it is not necessary to specify a Henry component?
Reply #22017-10-12
Henry’s law in Aspen seems to refer to poorly soluble gases or critical gases
Reply #32017-10-13
Yes, so I still added the Henry parameter and set the Henry component
Reply #42017-10-16
This post was last edited by zhxbkofkyo on 2017-10-16 09:35. There’s no difference – just calculate both of them, that way you won’t have to wonder if there’s a difference. One method is based on gas-liquid equilibrium, while the other is an empirical formula

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