For querying physical property parameters, which books are commonly used?
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Normally, due to work requirements, I need to look up and record material property parameters. However, since I’m not familiar with process simulation software like Aspen, I’ve come to the process area to ask: what are some of the books that are commonly used for looking up material property parameters? Thank you!
Concise Handbook of Chemical Property Data, Handbook of Physical Properties of Chemicals and Chemical Engineering Materials, etc
Okay, thank you. I see your company is in Nanjing. Are you hiring people who used to work in chemical equipment design and are interested in working in chemical process engineering?
The data in the handbook on physical properties of chemicals and chemical engineering materials is quite comprehensive
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Thank you, but this doesn’t include everything. At higher temperatures, between 300 and 1000°, these high-temperature material properties cannot be found
There are only conventional parameters here; if these exceed the limits, one has to turn to more specialized research findings—that is, papers.
It’s already the 5G era – are you still reading physical books? The chemical engineering calculation app helps you calculate quickly. Property values of pure substances can be looked up easily, while those of mixtures can be calculated; the accuracy is comparable to that of Aspen. It includes over 1,000 substances and binary interaction parameters. Introduction to the Chemical Engineering Calculation APP: https://bbs.hcbbs.com/thread-2693876-1-1.html