I am using PROII for the first time to calculate the discharge volume of safety valves; I would like to know how to use PROII to determine the latent heat of vaporization of liquids ?

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1) I am using PROII for the first time to calculate the discharge volume of safety valves; could someone please advise on how to use PROII to determine the latent heat of vaporization of liquids? ? Should flash units be used or combined with heat exchangers, and how should the parameters be set? 2) For oil products, given the boiling range, how can the latent heat of vaporization be calculated? ? Is it also using Flash? ? Seek guidance from experts

Reply #22019-03-12

Just flash it directly; set the parameters and the dew point will be outputted.

Reply #32019-03-12

Feed to bubble point conditions. FLASH provides the dew point conditions. The FLASH heat is the latent heat.

Reply #42019-06-19

What does “Proii calculates the leakage amount” mean? Please explain

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