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Appendix 1
A.I.I THE TREBBLE-BISHNOI EQUATION OF STATE
We consider the Trebble-Bishnoi EoS for a fluid mixture that consist ofNc components. The equation was given in Chapter 14.
A. 1.2 Derivation of the Fugacity Expression
The Trebble-Bishnoi EoS (Trebble and Bishnoi, 1988a;b) for a fluidmixture is given by equation 14.6. The fugacity, fj, of component j in a mixture isgiven by the following expression for case 1 (i > 0)
bd _ _ _ I K
where
j = ln( X j p)+ —— (Z-l)-\nZ-Bm\ + ykX-V> — (A.I .I)U Ir, / Y
(A.I.2)'
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X =a d / n bd r|6d
a m bm
Z 2 + ( B m + C m ) Z - ( B m C m + D 2 J
1 = 10 5 =Qand X = In 2Z + B m ( u - 0 )2 Z + B m ( u + 0 )
(A. 1.3)
(A. 1.4)
(A. 1.5)
i f i > 0 (A.1.6a)
B nmy
u=l+cm/bm
c m b m +c2m +4d2
m
-n i f i < 0 (A.1.6b)
(A. 1.7)
(A. 1.8)
6bmc, -6b H c m +2cmc, +8d,,,d, -^^m_m d - d m m d m d
a m PR 2 T 2
RT
'm RT
RT
(A. 1.9)
(A.l.lOa)
(A. 1.1 Ob)
(A.l.lOc)
(A.l.lOd)
where am, bm, cm and dm are given by Equations 14.7a, b, c and d respectively. Thequantities ad, bd, c d , dd and u^ are given by the following equations
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Also
_ a ( a m n 2 L - (A. 1.1 la)
(A.I. l ib)
(A.I . l ie)
dn j(A.I . l id)
aeon.
(A.I . l ie)
_a(u)(A. l . l l f )
(A.I.12)
A.I.3 Derivation of the Expression for
Differentiation of Equation A 1.1. with respect to Xj at constant T, P and x,for i=l,2,...,Nc and i^j gives
51nf: bd 9Z , (Z-l) dbd bd 5bm - F X , + F X 2 (A.I.13)
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where
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F X , = -RT
(A. 1.14)
RT
FX -, =A j 9x j I ox j ox j J A I <9x j A ox j
(A.I.15)
A number of partial derivatives are needed and they are given next,
5X:(A.I.16)
5X 1 n na m oxj
5d bd 5bm
(A.I.17)
!MzBm+0,B^ + un0 d B m - enu d B m )—
B m n6 dOX ,-
.58 n9du „ 9nu,
- -nu, aed T~~ u ^——~ u u dox j ox j
(A.I.18)
ox
-c,j
SB,,
oX OX;-OX,
(A.I.19)
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SAm P Sam 3Bm P 5bm
R 2 T 2 <9x j RT ox j
5Cm P 9cm 5Dm P Sdm
9x RT ox 3x RT <9x
(A.1.20a)
(A.1.20b)
If T>0 then A, is given by equation A. 1.6a and the derivative is given by
oA 1g-h
1 9g 9h (g-h) Sg , 9hox h)2
vg + h
where g = 2Z + Bmu, h = Bra0 and
+ R 5 u+ , , 5 B m- + ts,_ -— + U ———
ox j ox j ox j ox j
oh 59= B,^ "m
OTj
(A. 1.2 la)
If T is negative then A. is given by equation A.I .6b and the derivative is given by
2h Sg g Sh
In addition to the above derivatives we need the following
OU
Sx"
SI C"Vdcm cm
bm I oXj bm 9xj
(A. 1.2 Id)
(A. 1.22)
Cm/ f l f C m /
/ b m j | 2 C m
OX, bm OXj(A. 1.23)
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nu A.
where
SQ oQOc <5xj
QA = 6 b m c d -6 bdcm + 2 c m c d + 8d m d c
QB =
) 5°d +c 5bm b a°m c'in "^—— Cd ~T—— Dd ~—— crOX j OX j OX j
(A.1.25a)
(A.1.25b)
(A.1.25c)
(A.1.25d)
(A.1.25e)
- + d,
5c
+ 16—3-d, 5d
(A.1.25f)
^OX
-+2b2m —
OX
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56 1 9r .—— = ———— i f t>0 (A.1.25h)oX 26 SX
or
59 1 5r—— = - — —— it T is negative (A.1.251)OX : 29 OX ;
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