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Aspen property definition

2017-12-19View Original

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When performing simulations, I encountered a substance that exists only in its aqueous solution form, without any pure form. I wanted to carry out evaporation and concentration of this substance, considering only the evaporation of water and ignoring the evaporation or decomposition of the substance itself. For simply performing material and heat balance calculations, how should the physical properties of this mixture be defined? I hope teachers who have done this or are familiar with it can offer some guidance. Thank you!
Reply #22017-12-21
electrical control
Reply #32017-12-21
Thank you very much for your reply. Should electrolytes be used? Could you be more specific? It’s still a student with not much practical engineering experience; attempts are being made to conduct simulations for factories. Are there any relevant examples or materials that I could study? Thank you
Reply #42017-12-23
It should be electrolytes; Example 3-19 in Chapter 3 of the textbook is about that.

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