Perform Aspen simulations in the pharmaceutical field
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In fields such as pharmaceuticals, can corresponding substances be found for organic sodium salts using Aspen simulations? If not, how should Aspen in the pharmaceutical sector be considered?
Aspen allows for the customization of compounds; you can determine the number of elements such as C, H, N, O, and S in a compound, as well as the way in which these elements are connected to each other； Or simply draw this compound. It seems to support importing from ChemDraw as well.
After it’s drawn, there is no property inside.
Aspen provides methods for estimating material properties. Or you can input the data you have found yourself into Aspen.
Hello, when adding new substances, isn’t there something called sodium? How did you add it?
When solving for the thermodynamic properties of new substances added, should this include heat transfer coefficients and viscosity? Or is it necessary to check literature for values of binary interaction parameters? Thank you very much
I suggest checking out the ASPEN area; there are many there. You can learn slowly there*
Simulation of pharmaceutical production using Aspen – lack of property data, batch operation, a lot of solid materials; it’s really not easy to carry out such simulations