Aspen Tutorial #4: Thermodynamic Methods
chemical engineering thermodynamics, to calculate the equilibrium distribution ratio. The two most familiar methods from this section are listed in the table below. You will also notice that Aspen provides many of the minor variations to the most common methods (i.e. PRMHV2 – …
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