Aspen newbie seeking advice on choosing physical property methods

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Stripped acid gas, with the following specific components: hydrogen sulfide (9.42% wt), ammonia (18.84% wt), and water vapor (71.75% wt). Conditions: 100°C, 30 kPa. Aspen simulation is to be used; what property method should be selected?

Reply #22016-03-24

Electrolyte ELECNRTL

Reply #32016-03-25

I tried using that property-based method, and the simulated results are close to those I calculated. Thank you very much. Also, under what circumstances is this electrolyte property method used? Could you elaborate a bit more?

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