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Aspen was used to regress the binary interaction parameters for cyclohexane and heptane, and the value obtained was negative

2009-12-07View Original

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By looking up the TXY values of cyclohexane and n-heptane at atmospheric pressure in the literature, and performing data regression in Aspen, it was found that Kij is negative. I don’t know what the problem is
Reply #22021-03-12
Bro, where did you find the TXY values for cyclohexane and heptane? Could you share the literature?
Reply #32021-03-19
It doesn’t say that the binary interaction parameter cannot be a symbol; as long as the calculated vapor-liquid equilibrium is close to the experimental vapor-liquid equilibrium, that’s sufficient.

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