Bubble Point, Dew Point, Phase Diagram in HYSYS

In this tutorial, you will learn how to calculate
Bubble point (temperature, pressure)
Dew point (temperature, pressure)
for pure components as well as for mixtures.
In the end, you will know how to generate phase envelope (phase diagrams) for a given chemical system.
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[@Spotlife_01]

Perfect teaching. Easy to understand. Thanks so much

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Excellent tutorial. Keep up the good work.

[@eduXinsight]

Thanks 😊

[@istiaquerezaauyon1]

@@eduXinsight Btw, why can't I download the plot?

[@eduXinsight]

@@istiaquerezaauyon1 you can download it by downloading the report of the simulation

[@istiaquerezaauyon1]

@@eduXinsight the report only have datas not the plot/graph

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Thanks 😊

[@libraprocessengineer]

Very Nice ,Very Simple

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It was very helpful sir, thanks

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great indeed

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Kind explanation.😊

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is this AspenHysys V11?

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[@myopinion7707]

In the definition of bubble point and dew point you wrote the point at which something happens. This is not appropriate. It should be the temperature at which something happens.

[@eduXinsight]

Thanks for pointing out this mistake. It's true that it's a temperature