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Calculation of the bubble point temperature in ternary systems

2011-04-01View Original

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In an idealistic ternary system, only the relationship between saturated vapor pressure and temperature (Antoine constant), the composition of the mixture, the pressure at which the ternary mixture exists, the critical parameters of the components, and the eccentricity factor are available. How can the bubble point temperature be calculated then? ? ? Dichlorosilane, trichlorosilane, and silicon tetrachloride – separation by distillation. We plan to use bubble-point feeding, but the bubble-point temperature won’t be calculated... :)
Reply #22011-10-19
1. Determine the initial value of K using Wilson’s formula. 2. Set the vaporization rate to 0. 3. Iteratively adjust K until the criterion is satisfied

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