Physical property method of Aspen Plus
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I’m just starting to learn it, and there are so many property methods in Aspen Plus, as well as numerous system templates – I don’t know how to choose. I’ve read Teacher Sun’s book as well, but there’s still a lot of information that I can’t find. It’s really disheartening. Are there any more basic books? How did the seniors learn? Give some advice.
Both theoretical knowledge and practical engineering experience are needed; take your time, learn while looking up information, and as you do more, you will gradually understand it
Okay, I really need to read this book; I’ll keep going and not give up, hoping for improvement in two months!
Thank you:handshake, you’re all so kind. I’ll keep working hard and never give up!
This post was last edited by Qing_Xue on 2016-11-23 at 13:53. Two months seems a bit short, after all, there are several books to read; I think at least Chemical Thermodynamics, Principles of Chemical Engineering, Physical Chemistry, Reaction Engineering, and Process Engineering are necessary
Advanced Engineering Thermodynamics – it’s worth having
We learned it in college, but I’ve almost forgotten it all now; I need to pick up the study again*.
I agree; I feel the same way – I need to pick up my specialized courses again