Aspen Properties Physical Property Database

Despite the increasing demand for sustainable fuels and chemicals, the design and scale-up of bio-feedstock processing remain challenging issues. In any new process, it is essential to appropriately consider the complex atomic-level components of the feedstock and the methods for extracting, converting, and refining the desired products. While experimental research can elucidate some of these complexities, ultimately, digital solutions are necessary to scale up the process and assess its economic feasibility. **The Important Role of Digital Technology** - Characterization of Renewable Feedstocks - Biofeed Data Bank - Biodiesel Data Bank - Template Models for Vegetable Oil Processes - Modeling of Bioprocesses - Fermentation - Pyrolysis - Scale-up and Economic Evaluation of Bioprocesses For more details, please refer to the related catalog.

The Aspen Properties database and its supporting development tools have led the industry for the past 40 years by providing thermodynamic properties throughout the entire lifecycle of chemical processes. When Aspen Properties was first introduced to the market in 1983, the online provision of property data for chemistry and chemical engineering brought about a significant transformation in the discovery, development, and operation of chemical processes. AspenTech continues to lead the application of digital properties through innovations such as the continuous addition of new property methods, innovations like the electrolyte property system, strong partnerships with the global research community through close relationships with the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), innovations in generalizing workflows that enable users to develop new property models, and improvements in properties related to carbon capture amine systems. For more details, please refer to the related catalog.