This document provides 4 sample problems to practice calculating thermodynamic properties using equations of state and generalized correlations. The problems include: 1) calculating properties of acetylene and argon using Redlich-Kwong and comparing to correlations; 2) calculating heat supplied in a compressor using Lee-Kesler and comparing; 3) calculating minimum work for methane compression; and 4) calculating enthalpy and entropy changes for ethane using departure functions.
This document provides 4 sample problems to practice calculating thermodynamic properties using equations of state and generalized correlations. The problems include: 1) calculating properties of acetylene and argon using Redlich-Kwong and comparing to correlations; 2) calculating heat supplied in a compressor using Lee-Kesler and comparing; 3) calculating minimum work for methane compression; and 4) calculating enthalpy and entropy changes for ethane using departure functions.
This document provides 4 sample problems to practice calculating thermodynamic properties using equations of state and generalized correlations. The problems include: 1) calculating properties of acetylene and argon using Redlich-Kwong and comparing to correlations; 2) calculating heat supplied in a compressor using Lee-Kesler and comparing; 3) calculating minimum work for methane compression; and 4) calculating enthalpy and entropy changes for ethane using departure functions.
This document provides 4 sample problems to practice calculating thermodynamic properties using equations of state and generalized correlations. The problems include: 1) calculating properties of acetylene and argon using Redlich-Kwong and comparing to correlations; 2) calculating heat supplied in a compressor using Lee-Kesler and comparing; 3) calculating minimum work for methane compression; and 4) calculating enthalpy and entropy changes for ethane using departure functions.
Sample problem no.1 Calculate Z, HR and SR by Redlich/Kwong equation and compare results with values found from suitable generalized correlations
a. Acetylene at 300 K and 40 bar
b. Argon at 175 K and 75 bar Sample problem no.2 (Recycled from Lecture 2, sample prob no.8) The first step in manufacturing isobutene from isomerization of n- butane is to compress the feed stream of n-butane. It is fed into the compressor at 9.47 bar and 80oC and optimally exits at 18.9 bar and 120oC, so that it can be fed into the isomerization reactor. The work supplied to the compressor is 2100 J/mol. Calculate the heat that needs to be supplied into the unit per mole of n-butane that passes through.
Repeat this problem using the residual function such as
using Lee–Kesler generalized correlation and compare results. Sample problem no.3
Methane flowing at 2 mol/min is adiabatically compressed
from 300 K and 1 bar to 10 bar. What is the minimum work required? Sample problem no.4
Calculate the enthalpy and entropy change of
C2H6 from a state at 300 K and 30 bar to a state at 400 K and 50 bar using departure functions.