Fundamentals of Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics (MindTap Course List)
Fundamentals of Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics (MindTap Course List)
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Author: Kevin D. Dahm, Donald P. Visco
Publisher: Cengage Learning
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Chapter 12.7, Problem 20P
Interpretation Introduction

Interpretation:

Predict the Txy diagram for the system using the Peng Robinsons equation of state.

Concept Introduction:

Write the expression to calculate the pressure (P) for the component in liquid phase.

P=RTLV_LbmLamLV_L(V_L+bmL)+bmL(V_LbmL)

Here, gas constant is R, temperature of component in liquid phase is TL, molar volume of component in liquid phase is V_L, equation of state parameter for the mixture in liquid phase is bmL, and equation of state parameter for the mixture in liquid phase is amL.

Write the expression to calculate the pressure (P) for the component in vapor phase.

P=RTVV_VbmVamVV_V(V_V+bmV)(V_LbmL)

Here, equation of state parameter for the mixture in liquid phase is bmL, equation of state parameter for the mixture in vapor phase is bmV, temperature of component in vapor phase is TV, molar volume of component in vapor phase is V_V, equation of state parameter for the mixture in vapor phase is bmV, and equation of state parameter for the mixture in vapor phase is amV.

Write the expression to calculate the equation of state parameter for the mixture in liquid phase (amL).

amL=x12a1+x22a2+2x1x2a1a2

Here, liquid mole fraction of component 1 in binary mixture is x1, equation of state parameter is a1anda2 respectively, and liquid mole fraction of component 2 in binary mixture is x2.

Write the expression to calculate the equation of state parameter for the mixture in liquid phase (amV).

amV=y12a1+y22a2+2y1y2a1a2

Here, vapor mole fraction of component 1 in binary mixture is y1, and vapor mole fraction of component 2 in binary mixture is y2.

Write the expression to calculate the reduced temperature (Tr).

Tr=TTc

Here, critical temperature is Tc and temperature is T.

Write the expression to calculate the parameter used in calculation of a for Peng-Robinson EOS.

κ=0.37464+1.54226ω0.26993ω2

Here, acentric factor is ω.

Write the expression to calculate α expressed as a function of the reduced temperature.

α=[1+κ(1Tr0.5)]2

Here, reduced temperature is Tr and parameter of Peng-Robinson EOS is κ.

Write the expression to calculate the van der Waals parameter a.

a=acα

Write the expression to calculate the equation of state parameter for the mixture in liquid phase (bmL).

bmL=x1b1+x2b2

Here, van der Waals parameters for components 1 and 2 are b1andb2 respectively.

Write the expression to calculate the equation of state parameter for the mixture in vapor phase (bmV).

bmV=y1b1+y2b2

Write the expression to calculate the van der Waals parameter b.

b=0.07780RTcPc

Here, critical pressure is Pc.

Use the fugacity equality for both compounds in both phases:

x1φ^1L=y1φ^1V(1x1)φ^2L=(1y1)φ^2V

Here, mixture fugacity of coefficient of component 1 in liquid and vapor phase is φ^1L,andφ^1V respectively, and mixture fugacity of coefficient of component 2 in liquid and vapor phase is φ^2L,andφ^2V respectively.

Write the expression to calculate the mixture fugacity coefficient (φ^i).

ln(φ^i)={bibm(Zm1)ln(ZmbmPRT)am22bmRT[2(x1ai1+x2ai2)ambibm]ln[Zm+(1+2)bmPRTZm+(12)bmPRT]}

Here, compressibility factor of mixture is Zm, Van der walls parameter is bi, equation of state parameter for the mixture is amandbm respectively, pressure is P, cross parameter for equation of state is ai1andai2 respectively, gas constant is R,and temperature is T.

Write the expression to calculate the compressibility factor of mixture (Zm).

Zm=PV_RT

Here, molar volume is V_.

Write the expression for temperature difference.

TVTL=0TV=TL

Here, temperature of component in vapor phase is TV and temperature of component in liquid phase is TL.

Write the expression for pressure difference.

PLPV=0PL=PV

Here, pressure of component in vapor phase is PV and pressure of component in liquid phase is PL.

Write the expression to calculate the Antoine equation for the component.

log10(Pisat)=ABT+CPisat=10ABT+C

Here, Antoine constants or coefficients are A, B, and C, vapor pressure is Pisat, and temperature is T.

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