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Examples For Equation of State

1. The document discusses four common equations of state - van der Waals, Redlich-Kong, Soave-Redlich-Kwong, and Peng-Robinson - and provides examples of using each equation to calculate the molar volume of saturated liquid and vapor for n-octane at specified temperature and pressure values. 2. The solutions involve rearranging the respective equations and using an iterative process or Cardan's method to determine the molar volumes that satisfy the given temperature and pressure conditions for n-octane. 3. For each equation of state, the necessary constants for n-octane are provided, such as critical temperature and pressure. The calculations demonstrate how to apply the

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Examples For Equation of State

1. The document discusses four common equations of state - van der Waals, Redlich-Kong, Soave-Redlich-Kwong, and Peng-Robinson - and provides examples of using each equation to calculate the molar volume of saturated liquid and vapor for n-octane at specified temperature and pressure values. 2. The solutions involve rearranging the respective equations and using an iterative process or Cardan's method to determine the molar volumes that satisfy the given temperature and pressure conditions for n-octane. 3. For each equation of state, the necessary constants for n-octane are provided, such as critical temperature and pressure. The calculations demonstrate how to apply the

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Problems related to equation of state model

1. Van der Waals equation


Problem: Calculate the volume occupied by one mole of n-octane vapour at 427.85 K
where the saturation pressure is 0.215 MPa. Assume that n-octane follows the van der
Waals equation of state. The van der Waals constants a and b are 3.789 Pa (m3/mol)2
and 2.7310-4 m3/mol, respectively.

Solution: The van der Waals equation is cubic in volume. Calculation of P and T is
straight forward. However, calculation of volume, given P and T requires trial and
error method.
The equation can be rearranged as

+1 = +

( + 2 )

Where
vi= volume calculated in the ith iteration
vi+1= volume calculated from (i+1)th iteration
When i=0, v0 can be taken as equal to that predicted by the ideal gas law.
Calculation can be carried out till the convergence is obtained or the difference (vi+1-
vi) is less than a present value.
8.314 427.85
0 = = 6
= 16.55 103 3 /
0.215 10
8.314 427.85
1 =
+ = 3.789
= 15.78 103 3
( + 2 ) 6
{0.215 10 + (16.55103 )2 }

2 = 15.69 103 3
3 = 15.68 103 3
4 = 15.68 103 3
The convergence is achieved.
The volume of n-octane = 15.6810-3 m3/mol.

2. Redlich-kong equation of state


Problem: Calculate the molar volume of saturated vapour and saturated liquid of n-
octane at 0.215 MPa and 427.85 K assuming that the fluid follows the redlich-kong
equation of state. The critical constants of n-octane are Tc=569.4 K Pc=24.97 bar.
Solution: The parameter a and b of R K equation are
0.42748 2 2.5 0.42748 (8.314)2 (569.4)2.5
= 1 = 1
2 2.497 106 (427.85)2
= 4.4266 2
0.08664 0.08664 8.314 569.4
= = = 0.1643 103 3 /
2.497 106
Let us use cardans method to determine vg and vf
4.426 0.215 106
= = = 0.0752
()2 (8.314 427.85)2
0.1643 103 0.215 106
= = = 9.9306 103
(8.314 427.85)
= 1
= = 0.0752 9.9306 103 (9.9306 103 )2
2

= = 0.0752 9.9306 103 = 7.4678 104


2 1
= = 0.0652 = 0.2681
3 3
3
2 2 0.0652
= + = 7.4678 104 = 0.0531
27 3 27 3
2 3 (0.0531)2 (0.2681)3
= + = = 8.8155 106
4 27 4 27
1
3 2 0.26813
= ( ) = = 0.0267
27 27
1
27 2 0.0531 1
= ( 3 ) = = 0.9944 = 6.07
2 2 0.0267
1 1 6.07
1 = 2 3 ( ) = 2(0.0267)3 ( ) = 0.09308
3 3
1 2 + 1 1
2 = 2 3 ( ) = 2(0.0267)3 (122.02) + = 0.0163
3 3 3
1 4 + 1 1
3 = 2 3 ( ) = 2(0.0267)3 (242.02) + = 0.0528
3 3 3
Z=0.9308 corresponds to saturated vapour and Z= 0.0163 corresponds to saturated
liquid.
0.9308 8.314 427.85
= = = 15.3999 103 3 /
0.215 106
0.0163 8.314 427.85
= = 0.2697 103 3 /
0.215 106

3. Soave-redlich-kwong equation of state


Problem: Calculate the molar volume of saturated liquid and saturated vapour for n-
octane at 427.85 K and 0.215MPa using soave-redlich-kwong equation of state. For n-
octane, Tc=569.4 K, Pc=24.97 bar and =0.398.
Solution: Using cardans method to calculate the molar volumes.
427.85 0.215 106
= = = 0.7514; = = = 0.0861
569.4 24.97
= 0.48 + 1.574 0.1762 = 0.48 + 1.574 0.398 0.176 (0.398)2
= 1.0786
2 2
= [1 + (1 )] = [1 + 1.0786(1 0.7514)] = 1.3079
0.42748 2 2 0.42748 (8.314)2 (569.4)2 1.3079
= = = 5.0180
2.497 106
0.08664 0.08664 8.314 569.4
= = = 1.6426 104
2.497 105
5.0108 0.215 106
= = = 0.0853
()2 (8.314 427.85)2
0.1643 104 0.215 106
= = = 9.9282 103
(8.314 427.85)
= 1
= = 0.0853 9.9282 103 (9.9282 103 )2
2

= 9.9282 103
= = 0.0853 9.9282 103 = 8.4688 104
2 1
= = 7.5371 102 = 0.2580
3 3
3
2 2 7.5371 102
= + = 8.4688 104
27 3 27 3
= 4.9797 102
2 3 (4.9797 102 )2 (0.2580)3
= + = = 1.6121 105
4 27 4 27
1
3 2 0.25803
= ( ) = = 2.5220 102
27 27
1
27 2 4.9797 102
= ( 3 ) = = 0.9873 = 9.14
2 2.5220 102
1 1 9.14 1
1 = 2 3 ( ) = 2(2.5220 102 )3 ( ) + = 0.9191
3 3 3 3
1 2 + 1 1
2 = 2 3 ( ) = 2(2.5220 102 )3 (123.05) +
3 3 3
2
= 1.3393 10
1 4 + 1 1
3 = 2 3 ( ) = 2(2.5220 102 )3 (243.05) +
3 3 3
= 6.7452 102
Z=0.9191 corresponds to saturated vapour and Z= 1.3393 102 corresponds to
saturated liquid.
0.9191 8.314 427.85
= = = 15.206 103 3 /
0.215 106
1.3393 102 8.314 427.85
= = 0.216 103 3 /
0.215 106

4. Peng-robinson equation of state


Problem: Calculate the molar volume of saturated liquid and saturated vapour for n-
octane at 427.85 K and 0.215MPa using Peng-robinson equation of state. For
n-octane, Tc=569.4 K, Pc=24.97 bar and =0.398. Use cardans method to
determine vf and vg.
Solution: Using Cardans method to find molar volumes.
427.85 0.215 106
= = = 0.7514; = = = 0.0861
569.4 24.97
= 0.37464 + 1.54226 0.2692
= 0.37464 + 1.54226 0.398 0.269 0.3982 = 9.4570 101
2 2
= [1 + (1 )] = [1 + 9.4570 101 (1 0.7514)] = 1.2677
0.457242 0.45724 (8.314)2 (569.4)2 1.2677
= = = 5.2024
2.497 106
0.07780 0.07780 8.314 569.4
= = = 1.4750 104
2.497 105
5.2024 0.215 106
= = = 8.8398 102
()2 (8.314 427.85)2
01.4750 104 0.215 106
= = = 8.9151 103
(8.314 427.85)
= 1 + = 1 + 8.9151 103 = 0.9911
= 2 3 2
= 8.8398 102 2 8.9151 103 3
(8.9151 103 )2 = 7.0329 102
= + 2 + 3
= 8.8398 102 8.9151 103 + (8.9151 103 )2
+ (8.9151 103 )3 = 7.0789 104
2 (0.9911)2
= = 7.0329 102 = 0.2571
3 3
23
= +
27 3
2 (0.9911)3 0.9911 7.0329 102
= + 7.0789
27 3
104 = 4.9584 102
2 3 (4.9584 102 )2 (0.2571)3
= + = = 1.4677 105
4 27 4 27
1
3 2 0.25713
= ( ) = = 2.5088 102
27 27
1
27 2 4.9584 102
= ( 3 ) = = 0.9882
2 2 2.5088 102
= 0.1533
1 1 0.9911
1 = 2 3 ( ) = 2(2.5088 102 )3 (0.0511) +
3 3 3
= 0.9151
1 2 + 1 0.9911
2 = 2 3 ( ) = 2(2.5088 102 )3 (2.144) +
3 3 3
= 1.2106 102
1 4 + 1 0.9911
3 = 2 3 ( ) = 2(2.5088 102 )3 (4.237) +
3 3 3
2
= 6.3904 10
Z=0.9151 corresponds to saturated vapour and Z= 1.2106 102 corresponds to
saturated liquid.
0.9151 8.314 427.85
= = = 15.14 103 3 /
0.215 106
1.2106 102 8.314 427.85
= 6
= 0.2003 103 3 /
0.215 10

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