I want to conduct wastewater stripping simulations and need help
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I want to carry out a wastewater stripping simulation, but I’m not sure what components should be entered – acidic water and other components? Should NH3, H2S, CO2 be defined, or should NH4HS and NH3HCO2 be used? Are there any other substances like phenol that are necessary as well?
Of course, the former is defined first, while the other components can be generated using an electrolyte model. Phenol is generally not necessary; if its concentration is high, it can be tried as an infusion
Why, in acidic water, phenol exists in the form of ammonium salts
Actually, any of them will work. But Aspen comes with a guide for generating electrolytes, which makes it very convenient to create electrolyte reactions and automatically calculate the equilibrium constants (if they exist). So you just need to enter the substances themselves; everything else is generated automatically by the guide.