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How to use PRO II to calculate the two dew point pressures at a given temperature?

2018-07-06View Original

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Use the logistics line to calculate the dew point of natural gas; given a temperature, calculate the corresponding pressure. The phase envelope usually shows that one temperature corresponds to two dew point pressures – one higher and one lower. When using PRO II, only the lower pressure is obtained; how can the higher pressure be determined? Thank you all!
Reply #22018-07-09
The dew point must correspond one-to-one with pressure. I have a small software that can calculate it; how can I share it with you?
Reply #32018-07-09
This post was last edited by sdwfsgyykai on 2018-7-10 08:05. It’s very simple; there are conversion tools available, and I’ll share them with you!
Reply #42018-09-14
Could you send it to my QQ email at 626215656@qq.com? Thank you very much

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