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I have a question regarding enthalpy and entropy; the enthalpy value of water that I obtained using ASPEN simulation is negative

2016-03-08View Original

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According to the tables I found in books, the enthalpy value of water is generally positive, whereas the values obtained from my ASPEN simulations are negative, with very large absolute values – over 200,000 KJ/Kmol. I would appreciate some guidance from experts: handshake
Reply #22016-03-08
This is normal; enthalpy value has no meaning, but the enthalpy difference is useful!
Reply #32016-03-09
What was said upstairs is correct; compare whether the enthalpy difference for Aspen is the same as that given in the book
Reply #42016-04-02
In setup----specifications----global, try setting the atmospheric pressure and ambient temperature.

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