What do property sets mean in general templates?
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Little brother just learned* ASPEN PLUS, in the guide, it is mentioned that the general template property set (with HXDESIGN, THERMAL, TXPORT, VLE, VLLE and other options) means what does it mean? After I select the general template and go in, I can't see such a drop-down menu or ToolsBar option? Is it set in Date Brower? In the same situation, such settings cannot be seen in other petroleum and chemical templates? Please give an expert answer. . .
Property sets means property sets! It can be found under data browser-properties-prop-set, where you can edit and customize the property set. General general templates include HXDESIGN (heat exchanger design), THERMAL (thermal properties of mixtures), TXPORT (transfer properties), VLE (vapor-liquid equilibrium), VLLE (vapor-liquid-liquid equilibrium) by default. Users can also edit and customize physical property sets according to their own needs. This post was last edited by stlily on 2009-2-23 13:16 ]
Thanks bro, I have found these options.
Property sets means physical property sets. Users can define their own physical property sets according to their needs, which is convenient for use. At the same time, there are unit-sets, which allow you to define a set of commonly used units by yourself, which is very convenient, because in some cases the unit sets provided by the template cannot meet the needs, and it is very troublesome to modify them one by one.
The meaning of physical property set is that if you need any physical properties, just create a new one and add it to it.
Property sets means property sets! It can be found under data browser-properties-prop-set, where you can edit and customize the property set. General general templates include HXDESIGN (heat exchanger design), THERMAL (thermal properties of mixtures), TXPORT (transfer properties), VLE (vapor-liquid equilibrium), VLLE (vapor-liquid-liquid equilibrium) by default. Users can also edit and customize physical property sets according to their own needs.