Prediction of phase behaviour of gas-containing systems with cubic equations of state
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Abstract The Soave Redlich-Kwong (S.R.K.) equation of state is used to correlate the phase behaviour of light compounds-containing systems and gas-hydrocarbon systems. Gases considered include H 2 , CH 4 , N 2 , CO 2 , CO and SH 2 . An extensive literature search was conducted to obtain the binary experimental vapour-liquid equilibrium data which were used to build a predictive procedure of phase behaviour. Average error in bubble pressure predictions for 812 isothermal data sets (4399 experimental points) is 4%. Calculations with systems containing highly polar substances, water and methanol, are included. Good results are obtained when the proposed method is used to predict phase behaviour of some ternary systems typically encountered in petroleum and related industries.
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