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    9

    Thermophysical Properties of Fluids


    Table 3 (Continued )
    Substance
    Propane
    Propanol
    Propylene
    Refrigerant 12
    Refrigerant 13
    Refrigerant 13B1
    Refrigerant 21
    Refrigerant 22
    Steam / water
    Sulfuric acid
    Sulfur dioxide
    Toluene

    Tm
    (K)

    hm
    (kJ / kg)

    Tb
    (K)

    hv
    (kJ / kg)

    Tc
    (K)

    Pc
    (bar)

    86
    147
    87.9
    115
    92
    105.4
    138
    113
    273.2
    283.7
    197.7
    178.2

    80
    86.5
    71.4
    34.3

    231.1
    370.4
    225.5
    243.4
    191.8
    215.4
    282.1
    232.4
    373.2

    426
    696
    438
    165
    148
    119
    242
    234
    2257

    370
    537
    365
    385
    302.1
    340
    451.7
    369
    647.3

    42.5
    51.7
    46.2
    41.2
    38.7
    39.6
    51.7
    49.8
    221.2

    47.6
    334
    100.7
    115.5

    268.4
    383.8

    386
    339

    430.7
    594

    78.8
    41

    v variable; Tm normal melting point; hm enthalpy of fusion; Tb normal boiling point; hv enthalpy of
    vaporization; Tc critical temperature; Pc critical pressure.

    Table 4 Thermodynamic Properties of Liquid and Saturated Vapor Aira


    P
    (MPa)

    Pg
    (MPa)

    vg

    T (K)

    (m3 / kg)

    (m3 / kg)

    60
    65
    70
    75
    80
    85
    90
    95
    100
    105
    110
    115
    120
    125
    132.5b

    0.0066
    0.0159
    0.0340
    0.0658
    0.1172
    0.1954
    0.3079
    0.4629
    0.6687
    0.9334
    1.2651
    1.6714
    2.1596
    2.743
    3.770

    0.0025
    0.0077
    0.0195
    0.0424
    0.0826
    0.1469
    0.2434
    0.3805
    0.5675
    0.8139
    1.1293
    1.5238
    2.0081
    2.614
    3.770

    0.001027
    0.001078
    0.001103
    0.001130
    0.001160
    0.001193
    0.001229
    0.001269
    0.001315
    0.001368
    0.001432
    0.001512
    0.001619
    0.001760
    0.00309

    6.876
    2.415
    1.021
    0.4966
    0.2685
    0.1574
    0.0983
    0.0644
    0.0439
    0.0308
    0.0220
    0.0160
    0.0116
    0.0081
    0.0031

    h
    (kJ / kg)

    hg
    (kJ / kg)

    s
    (kJ / kg K)

    sg
    (kJ / kg K)

    144.9
    144.8
    144.0
    132.8
    124.4
    115.2
    105.5
    95.4
    84.8
    73.8
    62.2
    49.7
    35.9
    19.7

    59.7
    64.5
    69.1
    73.5
    77.5
    81.0
    84.1
    86.5
    88.2
    89.1
    89.1
    87.7
    84.5
    78.0
    33.6

    2.726
    2.727
    2.798
    2.896
    3.004
    3.114
    3.223
    3.331
    3.436
    3.540
    3.644
    3.750
    3.861
    3.985
    4.38

    6.315
    6.070
    5.875
    5.714
    5.580
    5.464
    5.363
    5.272
    5.189
    5.110
    5.033
    4.955
    4.872
    4.770
    4.38

    33.6

    v specific volume; h specific enthalpy; s specific entropy; saturated liquid; g saturated vapor. 1 MPa 10 bar.

    a
    b

    Approximate critical point. Air is a multicomponent mixture.

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