I have a question regarding ASPEN: how can I determine the viscosity of a fluid?

2009-02-20View Original

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In the logistics results, there is only entropy and enthalpy values, but no information regarding viscosity properties; how can this be viewed?

Reply #22009-02-20

Go to the property data settings, find the viscosity value – just search for it. Then include it in the logistics report, and the viscosity value will be visible in the results. If you don’t understand what I’m saying, it means you haven’t even reached a basic level of proficiency with Aspen; in that case, take your time to study the user manual carefully.

Reply #32009-02-20

Well… viscosity, ah haha. It’s actually a bit difficult to find… because it’s not called viscosity. Idiotic. I spent a long time looking for it too. The code for viscosity in ASPEN is MU; MUMX refers to the viscosity of a mixture. But if the two substances are not miscible with each other, then there is no MUMX value

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