pro2 Inorganic substances Properties
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When calculating the heat exchanger, the cold stream is a calcium chloride aqueous solution, while the hot stream is n-hexane. The NRTL approach was chosen; I need the transport properties of these streams, but the thermal conductivity and viscosity values for the calcium chloride aqueous solution are not available. This results in the following error: Liquid thermal conductivity correlation data is required but missing for component 4, and component 4 is calcium chloride. Are there no data on these inorganic substances in pro2? How can one obtain the physical properties of an aqueous solution? Please give me some advice!
For calculating heat exchangers, why don’t you use other software, such as HTRI? The physical properties of calcium chloride aqueous solutions can be found in chlor-alkali handbooks