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    ENTHALPY CALCULATION OF LPG, n-C3H8 60%, n-C4H10 40% W/W: Component Temper Pressure Vapor Pres KJ/KG

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    This document calculates the enthalpy of a liquid propane-butane (LPG) mixture that is 60% propane and 40% butane by weight. It provides enthalpy values at 30°C and 60°C for the individual components and the mixture, which are estimated using interpolation and assuming an ideal mixture. The supporting calculations show how the enthalpy values are determined from standard references at various temperatures and pressures.

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    ENTHALPY CALCULATION OF LPG, n-C3H8 60%, n-C4H10 40% W/W: Component Temper Pressure Vapor Pres KJ/KG

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    This document calculates the enthalpy of a liquid propane-butane (LPG) mixture that is 60% propane and 40% butane by weight. It provides enthalpy values at 30°C and 60°C for the individual components and the mixture, which are estimated using interpolation and assuming an ideal mixture. The supporting calculations show how the enthalpy values are determined from standard references at various temperatures and pressures.

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    This document calculates the enthalpy of a liquid propane-butane (LPG) mixture that is 60% propane and 40% butane by weight. It provides enthalpy values at 30°C and 60°C for the individual components and the mixture, which are estimated using interpolation and assuming an ideal mixture. The supporting calculations show how the enthalpy values are determined from standard references at various temperatures and pressures.

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    ENTHALPY CALCULATION OF LPG, n-C3H8 60%, n-C4H10 40% W/W: Component Temper Pressure Vapor Pres KJ/KG

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    This document calculates the enthalpy of a liquid propane-butane (LPG) mixture that is 60% propane and 40% butane by weight. It provides enthalpy values at 30°C and 60°C for the individual components and the mixture, which are estimated using interpolation and assuming an ideal mixture. The supporting calculations show how the enthalpy values are determined from standard references at various temperatures and pressures.

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    ENTHALPY CALCULATION OF LPG, n-C3H8=60%, n-C4H10=40% w/w

    C3H3 in LPG 60/40 w/w mol/total mol 0.66 kg/kg 0.6


    C4H10 in LPG 60/40 w/w mol/total mol 0.34 kg/kg 0.4
    Component temper pressure vapor pres status enthalpy notes
    kgf/cm2 g kgf/cm2 a kJ/kg
    n-C3H8 30 oC 7.3 L 602.0 From supporting calculations
    n-C4H10 30 oC 7.3 L 360.5 From supporting calculations
    see note mixture 60/40 (C3/C4, w/w) 30 oC 7.3 8.3 L 505.4 Assumed ideal mixture C3H8+C4H10
    n-C3H8 60 oC 4.0 G 1004.0 From supporting calculations
    n-C4H10 60 oC 4.0 G 762.8 From supporting calculations
    mixture 60/40 (C3/C4, w/w) 60 oC 4.0 G 907.5 Assumed ideal mixture C3H8+C4H10
    Supporting calculations
    n-C3H8 300 oK saturation 10.19 L 593.1 Perry 7th ed, Table 2-297
    n-C3H8 310 oK saturation 13.00 L 621.2 Perry 7th ed, Table 2-297
    n-C3H8 303.15 oK saturation 11.08 L 602.0 linear interpolation in above values
    n-C4H10 300 oK saturation 2.63 L 352.8 Perry 7th ed, Table 2-239
    n-C4H10 310 0K saturation 3.54 L 377.5 Perry 7th ed, Table 2-239
    n-C4H10 303.15 oK saturation 2.92 L 360.5 linear interpolation in above values
    n-C3H8 60 oC 60 psia G 1005 Perry 4th ed, Table 3-255 (*)
    n-C3H8 60 oC 80 psia G 1002 Perry 4th ed, Table 3-255 (*)
    n-C3H8 60 oC 71.6 psia G 1004 linear interpolation in above values
    n-C4H10 350 oK 5 bara G 798.5 Perry 7th ed, Table 2-240
    n-C4H10 400 oK 5 bara G 904.3 Perry 7th ed, Table 2-240
    n-C4H10 333.15 oK 5 bara G 762.8 linear extrapolation in above values
    Note: Pressure of ingoing LPG has to be more than its vapor pressure (to be liquid), estimated at 8.34 kg/cm2 a =
    7.31 kgf/cm2 g. So inlet pressure is assumed 7.3 kgf/cm2 g (not 6.0 kgf/cm2 g), LPG saturated.
    Alternatively a temperature lower than 30 oC could be assumed.
    (*) Enthalpy data of superheated propane does not exist in 7th edition of Perry.
    Enthalpy of saturated propane, Table 3-254, Perry 4th edition, looks consistent with Table 2-297, Perry 7th edition
    Comments on used enthalpy values would be welcomed. They will not change present conclusion, but may have an
    influence when results are revised and get more precise.

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