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How can’t I find the TFP (normal freezing point) in Aspen?

2009-02-14View Original

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How can’t I find the TFP (normal freezing point) in Aspen? The property TFP (normal freezing point) can be found in the Aspen help files, but it is not available when setting it in Prop-Set. Please give me some advice! This post was last edited by nbe on 2009-2-22 09:41]
Reply #22009-02-14
How about trying F1 help?
Reply #32009-02-21
Please ask the experts for further guidance! This question remains unresolved! Please ask an expert for help! :o
Reply #42009-02-22
FREEZEPT: Normal freezing point (see also TFP). K. Do you understand? FREEZEPT is equal to TFP.
Reply #52009-02-22
This is from online help!
Reply #62009-02-22
Thank you, OP; in other words, FREEZEPT is the same as TFP.
Reply #72018-01-08
I see both TFP and FREEZEPT here, so are the two the same?

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