ASPEN simulation for V2O5 production

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Powdered V2O5 is melted at high temperatures (780–850°C) and then cooled (to 150°C) to form sheets, thereby obtaining vanadium sheets. For this simulation, two heat exchangers are sufficient, but how can one monitor the molten V2O5? Thank you

Reply #22019-07-14

Is it still a solid at 820°?

Reply #32019-07-19

I’m still waiting in Haichuan, waiting for an expert to appear

Reply #42019-07-20

:'(:'(:'(:'(:'(

Reply #52019-07-23

:hug::hug::hug:

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