How to simulate the saturated vapor pressure of 40-degree gasoline using PROII?
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I’m just starting to use PROII. Could someone who is experienced tell me how to simulate the saturated vapor pressure of 40-degree gasoline using PROII?
Enter your temperature parameter, and under the pressure parameter select the bubble point saturation pressure. Return to the process interface, right-click on the material, and select DATA (the second option); there you will be able to see the pressure you need
I think the main issue for the poster is: how to find out the components, boiling range, or density of 40-degree gasoline? This problem needs to be solved first.
What was said upstairs is correct; I don’t know how to enter the composition of gasoline either. Is it using virtual components? There is no direct description of “gasoline” in the software database. For substances that can be found directly, the method mentioned on the second floor can be used, but there seems to be some error; you can try using water to see. This post was last edited by gxw1983 on 2008-6-5 13:59.]