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Physical property selection

2015-12-15View Original

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When using Aspen to simulate the separation of water and dimethyl sulfoxide, what property method should be chosen? I selected NRTL, but the minimum reflux ratio obtained from the simulation was 0.015, which seems too low. I’m wondering if anyone has carried out this type of separation before; I would like to ask what property method would be appropriate in this case Thank you
Reply #22015-12-15
NRTL UNIQUAC
Reply #32015-12-18
You think that if it’s small, other conditions can be tightened.

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