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How to simulate how the density of gaseous substances changes with temperature

2009-04-16View Original

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How to use PRO/II to simulate the relationship between the density of gaseous substances and temperature, such as simulating the change in the density of BF3 with temperature? I used FLASH to create a model, but the results upon running it showed errors! 2 error(s), 0 warning(s), and 0 message(s) detected: *** error *** Liquid thermal conductivity correlation data is required for all components, but it is missing for some of them. *** error *** Liquid viscosity correlation data is required for all components, but it is also missing for some of them. Please help me, experts! Thank you! !
Reply #22009-04-16
1. The thermodynamic method you have chosen is intended to calculate the thermal conductivity of the liquid phase, but the necessary parameters for the specific system in question are missing. 2. To calculate the viscosity of the liquid phase, similar parameter deficiencies exist. If these two parameters are not of great importance, it is possible to set the corresponding methods to “None” in the thermodynamic method options (since both seem to relate to transport properties, choosing not to calculate those properties will suffice)

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