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Find the physical property parameters of a mixed gas

2015-07-03View Original

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Medium: 64% H2 + 21% CO2 + 15% H2O(g), flow rate: 13.5 m3/h, 0.2 MPa. I would like to know the physical property parameters of this gas mixture at temperatures ranging from 0 to 300°C, such as specific heat capacity, thermal conductivity, viscosity, density, etc. Can these be calculated using Aspen?
Reply #22015-07-03
Could you please simulate it for me? I’m a beginner and not very good at this, thank you
Reply #32015-07-03
What is the subject of simulation? The heater or the mixer? Set the property to be measured; the variable is temperature. Is that so?
Reply #42015-07-05
The choice of physical property method has a significant impact on the parameters; it involves a mixed gas, but as the temperature changes water vapor may condense, resulting in a two-phase system. It’s not clear which method should be used: PENG-ROB/PR-BW/RSK

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