Regarding the exhaust gas absorption process, what about the hydrogen chloride dissolution curve?
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In many simulation software programs today, there are varying degrees of discrepancies between the simulations of hydrogen chloride absorption and release and the actual conditions, which means that the results of these simulations have a limited value as a guide for actual production operations. Given this, I also used different equations for adjustment, but the results were not very satisfactory. I’m looking for a relatively accurate solubility curve for hydrogen chloride. Thank you
Are there conference papers from the solar-grade polysilicon conference in June this year?
I have also come across foreign-language materials, but they lack data related to industrial production; however, that’s normal as such information is kept confidential
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The data in conference papers is not reliable. The absorption and dissociation curves of hydrogen chloride in silanes, as well as the absorption curve of hydrogen in silanes, are not provided to you; there is no database available in Aspen Plus for performing such simulations. If you want to find out the truth, go to York University in the United States; ask the professors there to help you with the calculations, or consult the engineers at Hemlock