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How are the two azeotropes defined?

2018-11-24View Original

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May I ask experts, if there are two azeotropes in a system, how can they be defined simultaneously in PROII?
Reply #22018-11-26
It seems that in PROII only data for one set of azeotropes can be generated. If a unified system has two sets of azeotropes, how should these be defined? Please advise, experts. Thank you
Reply #32018-11-26
In the binary azeotrope VLE, the curves can be viewed; it is necessary to verify their correctness before using them
Reply #42018-11-26
However, in multi-component systems, there may be two types of azeotrope compositions. PROII allows for the definition of binary/trinary azeotropes, but it’s not clear how to define the two types, such as A and B, or C and D

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