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Equation of State
()
, ()
Equation of State
f ( P ,V , T ) = 0
V = f (T , P )
T = f (V , P )
RT
V
Equation of State
van der Waals (vdW)
1873
P=
RT
a
2
(V b) V
parameter a b
-
-
P
=0
V T =Tc , P = Pc
2P
=0
2
V T =Tc , P = Pc
b=
a=
Virial equation
(proposed by Thiesen)
1885
Z=
27 R 2Tc2
64 Pc
PV
B C
D
= 1+ + 2 + 3 +K
RT
V V
V
RTc
8 Pc
-
- parameter a, b
: -
vdW Zc
0.375 Zc
0.24
0.29
Equation of State Statistical
mechanics infinite series
:
- ()
- Interaction
: - parameter B, C
Equation of State
Beattie-Bridgeman
1928
Benedict-Webb-Rubin
(BWR)
1940
Redlich-Kwong (RK)
1949
1 b
Z = 1 + B0 2
V V
P=
P=
C A0 1
a
2
1
3
VT RT V V
2
RT B0 RT A0 C 0 T
bRT a a
+
+
+ 6
2
V
V
V3
V
c
+ 3 2 1 + 2 exp 2
V T V
V
RT
a
(V b) V (V + b )T 1 2
vdW a b
- Virial equation
- P-V-T
BWR
Beattie-Bridgeman
:
- Equation of State
- K
: - parameter 8 ,
- , ,
Critical point,
- , vdW
- Zc vdW
-
Equation of State
Redlich-Kwong (RK)
()
Wilson
a = 0.42748
1964
P=
2.5
c
R T
Pc
b = 0.08664
RT
a
(V b) V (V + b )
RTc
Pc
: -
-
- Redlich-Kwong Reduced
temperature acentric factor*
= Tr 1 + (1.57 + 1.62 ) 1
Tr
Soave-Redlich-Kwong
(SRK)
1972
P=
RT
a
(V b) V (V + b )
Redlich-Kwong
:
* acentric factor, ()
= log 10
P(Tr = 0.7 )
1.0
Pc
-
( 1 bar)
-
nonpolar
Equation of State
Soave-Redlich-Kwong
()
Peng-Robinson (PR)
1976
P=
: -
- 10
torr
- Critical point
- long
chain molecule polar
-
Redlich-Kwong
RT
a
(V b) V (V + b ) + b(V b)
-
SRK
-
6 10 (
)
: -
- 10
torr
Equation of State
Peng-Robinson (PR)
()
Patel-Teja (PT)
1982
P=
RT
a
2
(V b) V + (b + c )V bc
: - Critical point
- long
chain molecule polar
-
parameter 3 (a, b, c)
:
-
SRK PR
- polar (
parameter )
: - polar
- parameter c
vdW
- Mixing rule
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