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How to calculate the calorific value using Aspen

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How to use Aspen to calculate the calorific value? HCOM represents the calorific value of a single component; what represents the calorific value of a mixed-component stream? Or rather, how to use Aspen to calculate the calorific value. I would appreciate the advice from experts.
Reply #22008-09-13
When added to COMBUST, it has a calorific value in the DATA BANK PROPERTY SET; this applies both to pure components and mixtures
Reply #32010-01-19
Could the person upstairs explain in detail how I can’t find HCOM when calculating the calorific value of coal in V7?

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