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    This document contains calculations for determining fluid properties using the Redlich-Kwong equation of state. It provides constants, input parameters like critical temperature and pressure, and calculated values for properties like compressibility factor at different reduced temperatures and pressures. Final answers for pressure and temperature are provided for two different sets of input conditions along with the calculated molar volumes and percentage errors compared to reference data.

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    This document contains calculations for determining fluid properties using the Redlich-Kwong equation of state. It provides constants, input parameters like critical temperature and pressure, and calculated values for properties like compressibility factor at different reduced temperatures and pressures. Final answers for pressure and temperature are provided for two different sets of input conditions along with the calculated molar volumes and percentage errors compared to reference data.

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    This document contains calculations for determining fluid properties using the Redlich-Kwong equation of state. It provides constants, input parameters like critical temperature and pressure, and calculated values for properties like compressibility factor at different reduced temperatures and pressures. Final answers for pressure and temperature are provided for two different sets of input conditions along with the calculated molar volumes and percentage errors compared to reference data.

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    Constants

    R= 0.08206 L-atm/gmol-K

    Given
    Tc= 647.4 critical temperature (K)
    Pc= 218.3 critical pressure (atm)
    Pr= 1.2 reduced pressure (dimensionless)
    Tr= 1 reduced temperature (dimensionless)

    RK equation constants
    a= 140.61986233
    b= 0.0210847723

    Calculated values
    r= 0.0533318412
    q= -0.398186655
    Asqr= 0.512964
    B= 0.103968
    C= 1.71861E-05
    f= 0.0648533216
    g= 0.0053229698
    z= 0.4433561848
    D= 0.1140662069
    E1= -0.006807097
    E= -0.004043355

    Final answer
    P= 261.96
    T= 647.4
    V= 0.0899128983
    %error=

    Data base
    V= 0.0837 L/g-mol
    Constants
    R= 0.08206 L-atm/gmol-K

    Given
    Tc= 647.4 critical temperature (K)
    Pc= 218.3 critical pressure (atm)
    Pr= 10 reduced pressure (dimensionless)
    Tr= 3 reduced temperature (dimensionless)

    RK equation constants
    a= 140.61986233
    b= 0.0210847723

    Calculated values
    r= 0.079195352
    q= 0.0979833071
    Asqr= 0.2742221329
    B= 0.2888
    C= 0.0056707041
    f= -0.43131664
    g= -0.185930528
    z= 1.1458323333
    D= 0.5520795562
    E1= 0.0176611867
    E= 0.260419376

    Final answer
    P= 2183
    T= 1942.2
    V= 0.0836551726
    %error= -0.05355718

    Data base value


    V= 0.0837 L/g-mol

    Compressible Factor at various Tr and Pr


    cpmpressible factor (z)

    Pr Tr=1 Tr=1.2 Tr=1.5 Tr=2 Tr=3


    1.145832 1 1.2 1.5 2 3
    0.1
    0.2
    0.4
    0.6
    0.8
    1
    1.2
    1.4
    1.6
    1.8
    2
    2.2
    2.4
    2.6
    2.8
    3
    3.2
    3.4
    3.6
    3.8
    4
    4.2
    4.4
    4.6
    4.8
    5
    5.2
    5.4
    5.6
    5.8
    6
    6.2
    6.4
    6.6
    6.8
    7
    7.2
    7.4
    7.6
    7.8
    8
    8.2
    8.4
    8.6
    8.8
    9
    9.2
    9.4
    9.6
    9.8
    10
    Example 2-5a
    Given
    Re 10000 10000000
    eoD 0 0

    Using Nikuradse equation


    Re=10^4 Re=10^7
    f(fF) -0.034087 -0.01758
    fF 0.007276 0.001961

    Using Blasius equation


    Re=10^4 Re=10^7
    fF 0.00791 0.001407

    Using Colebrook and White


    Re=10^4 Re=10^7
    F(Ff) 0.691734 0.484927
    Ff 0.007239 0.002026

    Using Sacham Equation


    Re=10^4 Re=10^7
    fF 0.007715 0.002042

    Using Haaland equation


    Re=10^4 Re=10^7
    fF 0.007722 0.002033
    Example 2-5b
    Given
    Re 10000 10000000
    eoD 0.0001 0.001

    Using Colebrook and White equation


    For eoD=0.0001
    Re=10^4 Re=10^5
    f(fF) 0.557766 0.240015
    fF 0.007762 0.004629

    For eoD=0.001
    Re=10^4 Re=10^5
    f(fF) 0.278527 0.062524
    fF 0.008097 0.005541

    Using Colebrook and White equation


    Re eoD= eoD=
    0 0.0001 0.001
    10^4 0.557766 0.278527
    10^7 0.082868 0.000819

    Using Haaland equation


    Re eoD= eoD=
    0 0.0001 0.001
    10^4 0.007747 0.008041
    10^7 0.003036 0.004916

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