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The vapor pressure of liquid is the atmospheric pressure at which a pure liquid boils at a given temperature. The point at which first drop of liquid starts to boil is termed as Bubble point. This is obtained in Aspen by specifying vapor value as 0. Therefore, we can find the vapor pressure of pure liquid by specifying a temperature and vapor fraction of 0.
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Excellent effort Sir. Much needed for the chemical Engineers and you did it 3 years before. Great 👍
Very clear explanation thank you bro
Critical temperature is 9.2C. So above that value can not be calculated.
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very nice explanation sir.
Thank you Santosh.
Sir, how to get RVP of final product stream of crude?
Hi...you given zero as phase fraction,it can be liquid right,no vapour is present there,so how can vapour pressure exists... kindly explain
The vapor pressure of liquid is the atmospheric pressure at which a pure liquid boils at a given temperature. The point at which first drop of liquid starts to boil is termed as Bubble point. This is obtained in Aspen by specifying vapor value as 0. Therefore, we can find the vapor pressure of pure liquid by specifying a temperature and vapor fraction of 0.
How do you plot a graph for various temp vs pressure for boiling point
Hello Navin. Sensitivity analysis can be used to generate the required plot. Hope this helps.
Hi can you please help me find my boiling points, need help ASAP!
Yes Kartik?
İs that bar or barg?
bar
İ gave data at 10 degree C. But pressure is not given.why?
Because above criticial temperature yeah sir?
@Ali Sattarzade Exactly. Critical temperature is 9.2C. You can't compute value above that temperature.
@@aspenchemchannel Thank you very much