How to use pro2 to simulate the viscosity of mixed gases at different temperatures?

2011-06-24View Original

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Gentlemen and experts, I’m facing a problem right now. Given the components of this gas mixture, as follows: H2 at 315.4 Kg/hr (2.09%), HCl at 80 Kg/hr (0.53%), SiH2Cl2 at 207 Kg/hr (1.37%), SiHCl3 at 3841 Kg/hr (25.45%), and SiCl4 at 10651 Kg/hr (70.56%), how can I simulate the viscosity of this gas mixture at 550 degrees Celsius and a pressure of 3.3 MPa? I hope the experts here can tell me!

Reply #22011-06-24

Left-click on your logistics entry, select the tool that looks like glasses from the menu bar to open it; the data in \"Stream Summary\" is comprehensive and includes the viscosity value you need.

Reply #32011-08-17

Thank you, hahaha. . . . .

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