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    Fugacity Calculation Example

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    This document provides data on the pressure, specific volume, ideal specific volume, and compressibility factor α for propane at 160°F. It then shows the calculations to estimate the fugacity of propane at 2.4 MPa and 344 K using this data. It first calculates the integral of α with respect to pressure to get the area under the curve, then uses this value along with the temperature to calculate the fugacity factor. It multiplies the fugacity factor by the system pressure to determine the estimated fugacity.

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    This document provides data on the pressure, specific volume, ideal specific volume, and compressibility factor α for propane at 160°F. It then shows the calculations to estimate the fugacity of propane at 2.4 MPa and 344 K using this data. It first calculates the integral of α with respect to pressure to get the area under the curve, then uses this value along with the temperature to calculate the fugacity factor. It multiplies the fugacity factor by the system pressure to determine the estimated fugacity.

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    This document provides data on the pressure, specific volume, ideal specific volume, and compressibility factor α for propane at 160°F. It then shows the calculations to estimate the fugacity of propane at 2.4 MPa and 344 K using this data. It first calculates the integral of α with respect to pressure to get the area under the curve, then uses this value along with the temperature to calculate the fugacity factor. It multiplies the fugacity factor by the system pressure to determine the estimated fugacity.

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    This document provides data on the pressure, specific volume, ideal specific volume, and compressibility factor α for propane at 160°F. It then shows the calculations to estimate the fugacity of propane at 2.4 MPa and 344 K using this data. It first calculates the integral of α with respect to pressure to get the area under the curve, then uses this value along with the temperature to calculate the fugacity factor. It multiplies the fugacity factor by the system pressure to determine the estimated fugacity.

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    EXAMPLE 1.

    Estimate the fugacity of gaseous propane at 2.4 MPa. and 344 K using the following p-v-T
    data for propane at 160F.
    Pressure

    Specific
    Volume

    MN/m2

    m3/kg

    ---

    0.1724
    0.3447

    0.3691
    0.181

    Ideal
    Specific
    Volume
    m3/kg
    --0.3776
    0.1888

    x 103
    m3/kg

    7.88

    1.0342

    0.05512

    0.06293

    7.81

    1.2066

    0.04598

    0.05394

    7.96

    1.379

    0.03903

    0.0472

    8.17
    9.14

    m 3 MN
    x 2 x106 = 19248.5 J/kg
    kg m
    ln(f/p) = -1/RT dp = -19248.5/(8314 x 344.4) x 44 = -0.2956
    [44 is RMM of propane needed since R is in kJ/mol/K]
    f/p = 0.7441
    f = 0.7441 x 2.4 = 1.7856 MPa

    Area = dp = 19.2485 x 10-3

    m3/kg

    MN/m2

    4.25

    0.1724

    0.7327

    8.15

    0.1723

    1.4043

    7.84

    0.3448

    2.7032

    7.855

    0.3447

    2.7076

    7.885

    0.1724

    1.3593

    8.065

    0.1724

    1.3904

    8.655

    1.0342

    8.9510

    19.2485

    7.8

    0.0944

    0.02697

    Area =
    Ave. x
    p x 103

    8.5

    0.08652

    0.01783

    0.6895

    2.4

    Average
    x 103

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