Getting Started with Physical Properties in Aspen Plus

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Module 1: The Properties Environment in Aspen Plus
Objective
Overview of the Properties Environment
Properties Home Ribbon
Run Modes in Aspen Properties
Module 2: Choosing Components and Databanks in Aspen Properties
Objectives
Selecting Components and Component Properties
Discussion of Databanks
Show Me: Selecting Components and Databanks
Module 3: Selecting the correct Property Method
Objectives
What is a Property Method?
Phase Equilibrium
Phase Equilibrium Calculations
Aspen Property Methods
Activity Coefficient Theory
Common Activity Coefficient Methods
Example: Water-Methanol
Henry’s Components
Specifying Henry's Components
Equation of State Theory
Common Equation of State Methods
IDEAL Method Simplification
IDEAL Method Simplification
IDEAL Equation of State for the Vapor Phase
Choosing a Property Method
Show Me: Methods Assistant
Modifying Methods
Liquid Enthalpy
Liquid Reference State
Reference States
Module 4: Estimating Properties
Objectives
Example
The User-Defined Component Wizard
Structure Drawing Tool
Show Me: User-Defined Components
Estimating Binary Parameters (UNIFAC)
Example
Estimated Parameters
Show Me: Estimation of Binary Parameters using UNIFAC
Module 5: Finding and Fitting Experimental Property data
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Overview of the NIST Database
Using NIST for Property Evaluation of Pure Components
Example
Show Me: Pure Component Evaluation
Using NIST for Property Evaluation of Binary Systems
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Show Me: Binary Component Evaluation and Regression
Module 6: Property Analysis
Objectives
Analysis Tools
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