saturated vapor pressure
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How to find the saturated vapor pressure of various substances?
Check the manual, use software for lookup, or search online; if nothing else works, do it by hand.
It can be calculated using the Antonie equation; find the relevant parameters A, B, and C, and then perform the calculation
Look for petrochemical handbooks or chemical engineering design manuals; calculations can also be carried out using the Antonie equation. Hope this helps! !
There is a very classic book, the Handbook for Estimating Properties of Gases and Liquids, which is worth reading
I am currently calculating the material system for carbon tetrachloride runoff
I have the same problem too; thanks for everyone’s suggestions
The forum can be downloaded; (I haven’t tried it)
It’s in the design manual; the instructor told me to check it. I heard that there’s also a simulation software, but I haven’t learned how to use it, so I can’t use it
Most basically, check the appendix of the chemical engineering principles textbook; otherwise, you can also look it up in design manuals, property tables, and similar resources.