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What thermodynamic model is used for the simulation of nitric acid concentration towers?

2010-10-18View Original

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As the title suggests, the tower often fails to converge when using the electrolyte model – could it be that the thermodynamic model chosen is not appropriate? Is there a better thermodynamic model for simulating nitric acid concentration towers? I would appreciate some guidance from experts, thank you!
Reply #22010-10-19
I haven’t done any simulations, but I can give you a suggestion: first calculate the various properties using Aspen, and then compare them with your material property data; this is a simpler approach.
Reply #32010-11-29
Reply to 2# lsrwan: NRTL can be used; thanks for helping with the answer~~
Reply #42010-11-30
Is that so? It’s supposed to use electrolytes; I learned it!

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