Thermophysical properties of the mixture
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There is a mixed gas flowing on the shell side, of which ethylene glycol accounts for 26% in terms of moles, propane makes up 53%, and isopentane constitutes 21%. The inlet temperature is 135°C, the outlet temperature is 40°C, and the inlet pressure is 2.8 MPa. How can the thermophysical properties of this mixed gas be determined? For example, what should be the range for the density and viscosity of the gas mixture, as well as the flow velocity on the shell side? Which expert has worked on heat exchangers with mixed flow on the shell side and water flow on the tube side? I would be grateful for your advice!
The thermodynamic properties of fluids can be calculated with reference to \"Thermodynamics of Chemical Engineering\", or simulations can also be carried out using Aspen or Pro II software
Use simulation software for the simulation. Is it in gas phase during import? The boiling point of ethylene glycol at normal pressure is 197 degrees Celsius; with such high pressure, it should be in liquid phase