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Are there any common property calculation methods available for Aspen Plus?

2015-07-23View Original

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As the title suggests, since I need to consider which property methods to use whenever I encounter a problem, do any experts have any property methods for common operating conditions that I can refer to? Those applicable on a large scale would be ideal; those who are beginners, please offer your guidance.
Reply #22015-07-23
This post was last edited by zhxbkofkyo on 2015-7-23 09:54. There is no one-size-fits-all solution; even if a method works for your system, you should still look for literature or experimental data to see whether such an equation is indeed applicable. It is impossible to make good use of the ASPEN tool without a solid theoretical foundation and sufficient engineering experience. You can take a look at some of the examples included with Aspen; there are many systems available, along with built-in methods for material properties

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