I would like to know the physical property parameters of some substances under normal temperature and pressure (boron chloride, hydrogen chloride, argon)
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I would like to know the boiling point of boron chloride at 0.4 MPa, its latent heat of vaporization, as well as its viscosity and specific heat capacity at different temperatures at 0.4 MPa, whether in liquid or gas state. I’m also interested in the viscosity and specific heat capacity of argon at normal pressure and 500 degrees Celsius, as well as the relationship between the boiling point of hydrogen chloride and pressure... For example, what pressures are required to lower its boiling point to -10, -20, -30, or -40 degrees Celsius? Is there any software that can calculate these complex physical properties? Or where can I find such a table to consult? Urgent need... thanks to everyone for their help! I haven’t been able to find the physical properties of boron chloride at normal pressure either... things like the latent heat of vaporization, the viscosity of the liquid at 10 degrees Celsius and the viscosity of the gas at 20 degrees Celsius, as well as the specific heat capacity... Does anyone know this?
I remember HaiChuan had a “material property lookup software”; I searched for it but couldn’t find it. :L :L :L
http://bbs.hcbbs.com/thread-33358-1-47.html Go there to download the compilation of chemical engineering drawing calculations, and then check it out:handshake
It can only be downloaded in the second grade... I can’t download it... Is there anyone kind who can send it to me? I really need to know this information about physical properties right now... And I also can’t download that software either... It’s so frustrating
I’ve downloaded the electronic version of the calculation results, but most of the substances listed there are organic compounds; I only saw hydrogen chloride, and the data available isn’t sufficient... There’s no information on boron chloride or argon at all. But what I really want to know are the parameters related to boron chloride and argon...... Where can I find that information.....:'(
You can find what you’re looking for in HYSYS or other process simulation software
I’m not very knowledgeable about this... I don’t know about HYSYS............. I’m not sure if it’s available in Aspen Plus as well.......... Last edited by Minos on 2008-3-11 16:16]
It’s definitely available in ASPEN Plus; Aspen 2006 allows for direct access to property data, while older versions reportedly take a bit more time.
Oh... then I’ll go ask a classmate to see what version he has...
The chemical engineering simulation software HYSYS, ASPEN PLUS, and PROII can all be used for this purpose. Today the system is having issues; I can’t access my HYSYS account… I can’t help
Once things are back to normal, could you help me look this up? I need the physical properties of argon at normal pressure, as well as at 700K and 800K – properties such as specific heat capacity and viscosity. I also need the boiling point of boron chloride at four atmospheres of pressure, its latent heat of vaporization, the specific heat capacity and viscosity of its liquid state 10 degrees below the boiling point, and the specific heat capacity and viscosity of its gas state 10 degrees above the boiling point. Additionally, I need to know what the pressures are for hydrogen chloride at boiling points of -10 degrees, -20 degrees, -30 degrees, and -40 degrees... If it’s possible, please help me with this. I’d be extremely grateful