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Can aspen simulate the phase equilibrium of gas absorbed by seawater?

2009-12-28View Original

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Because the seawater system is very complex, can we simulate the phase equilibrium data of natural seawater and certain gases by simplification (for example, only simulating a few substances with a large content in it), such as seawater and H2S, CO2, SO2 and other gases. Experts please feel free to give me advice. If it is feasible, can I calculate the pH value of the simulated seawater? (Because the pH value of natural seawater is around 8, you can generally evaluate the reliability of the simulation by comparing the difference between the simulated value and natural seawater)
Reply #22009-12-29
Why didn't anyone answer? Push it yourself
Reply #32009-12-29
Attention is being paid. It is estimated that there are few studies on simulating this system.
Reply #42009-12-30
It should be possible. I guess you need to use the electrolyte + henry model. I haven't done it myself, so it's just a suggestion.

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