Modeling a phenomena
Modeling a phenomena
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Hi guys. I have a question. Do you mind if you help me right here?
We produce a new solution to regenerate membranes working in treatment water units. One individual bulb component in this solution collapse which make lots of energy and help regenerating of membrane. here is the question:
How can we model this phenomena? Is there any special tools (preferably not complicated) such as Aspen,... to predict behavior of this event?
Thanks in advance.
Hossein Eghbali
We produce a new solution to regenerate membranes working in treatment water units. One individual bulb component in this solution collapse which make lots of energy and help regenerating of membrane. here is the question:
How can we model this phenomena? Is there any special tools (preferably not complicated) such as Aspen,... to predict behavior of this event?
Thanks in advance.
Hossein Eghbali





RE: Modeling a phenomena
RE: Modeling a phenomena
Modelling of bubble collapse is complex.
I would go for practial tests myself...
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data measurement would be the best option,
as alternative you may create a little procedure for example in Matlab or Mathcad to model the phenomena (which probably will require to solve phase equilibria and additional constraints),
there are many software applications which, given a mixture, can export fugacities plus all other properties required (H, V etc.)
to mention a few (including free software)
Refprop
Prode Properties
Coolprop
however creating a model may require some time and you should verify accuracy.