Notebook Examples

This is a list of currently available example notebooks for Clapeyron.jl:

• Ideal Equations of State: Examples of how one can use ideal equations of state within Clapeyron.jl, whether it be supplementing a residual equation of state or independently.

• Cubic equations of state: Examples of how one can use cubic equations of state, along with customizing those with different α‑functions, Volume translation or mixing rules.

• SAFT equations of state: Examples of how one can use SAFT-type equations.

• Activity models: Examples on how to use activity models, standalone or as a mixing rule in a cubic equation of state.

• User defined equations of state: Example of how to implement a new equation of state within Clapeyron.jl. In this case will be the SAFT‑VR Mie+AT model developed by Walker et al. which is simply a modification of the regular SAFT‑VR Mie equation of state.

• Miscellaneous pure vapour–liquid equilibrium properties: Examples of pure component vapour–liquid equilibrium properties

• Mixing functions: Examples of calculation of mixing and excess properties

• Multi-component equilibrium and critical points: Examples of the various equilibrium and critical properties. Focused on the uncommon, more-complex types of diagrams.

• Global-optimization TP-flash algorithm (DETPFlash): Demonstration of a multi-component TP-flash method that solves the flash by global optimization of the Gibbs energy (the current default backend in Clapeyron.DETPFlash is SASS; the notebook name is historical).

• Parameter Estimation Framework: demonstration of how the parameter estimation framework works, using Metaheuristics.jl as optimizer.