Problems with absorption stabilization physical properties method

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Hello everyone, I am going to do a stable absorption simulation recently. In the examples I read in books and collected online, I used BK10 for physical property methods, but a senior in the company said that it is better to use Grayson here. I checked the information, and it seems that both of them can be used. Ask friends to help analyze it. Thanks for the advice.

Reply #22016-06-16

This is closely related to the substances you absorb. BK10 seems to be used in petroleum.

Reply #32016-06-29

My medium is gasoline and oil gas. Grayson can also be used in oil and gas applications.

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