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Selection of property methods for PRO/II hydrocarbon cryogenic separation

2008-06-26View Original

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This post was last edited by longkui1990 on 2013-1-14 09:00. For the deep-cold separation of hydrocarbons such as methane, ethane, propane, ethylene, propylene, and butylene, what property evaluation method is appropriate when using PRO/II software to simulate distillation columns?
Reply #22008-06-27
In the software examples, the SRK thermodynamic method is used, while the LK method is employed to calculate enthalpy values.
Reply #32008-06-27
SRK or PR, as well as their improved versions, are all quite suitable
Reply #42008-09-05
I think PR would be better; SRK works too, but it’s not as good as PR.
Reply #52008-12-09
Use the PR or SRK equations; PRSV can also be used
Reply #62011-07-19
What processes are PR-BM used in?
Reply #72013-01-12
Hello everyone, I would like to ask: For the formation of crystalline solids in cryogenic conditions, what thermal methods should be used? Which thermodynamic method is used for liquid-solid separation?

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