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Evaluation of Pure Component Fugacity

This document evaluates the pure component fugacity (f) and coefficient fugacity (ø) of hydrogen at 0°C and 960 atm pressure using three different methods: 1. Using compressibility data and calculating the area under the (Z-1)/P curve from 0 to 960 atm pressure. This yields f = 1837 atm and ø = 1.9140. 2. Using the virial equation with literature critical properties and acentric factor. This yields f = 1800 atm and ø = 1.8750. 3. Using three different equations of state - van der Waals, Redlich-Kwong, and Soave-Redlich-Kwong - to calculate

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Evaluation of Pure Component Fugacity

This document evaluates the pure component fugacity (f) and coefficient fugacity (ø) of hydrogen at 0°C and 960 atm pressure using three different methods: 1. Using compressibility data and calculating the area under the (Z-1)/P curve from 0 to 960 atm pressure. This yields f = 1837 atm and ø = 1.9140. 2. Using the virial equation with literature critical properties and acentric factor. This yields f = 1800 atm and ø = 1.8750. 3. Using three different equations of state - van der Waals, Redlich-Kwong, and Soave-Redlich-Kwong - to calculate

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Evaluation of Pure Component Fugacity (f), and Coefficient Fugacity ()

Find pure component fugacity (f) and coefficient fugacity () of Hydrogen at 0oC temperature and 960
atm pressure

1. Evaluation of Pure Component Fugacity (f) and Coefficient Fugacity () from compressibility data
Data requirement for this case is compressibility data at least from 0 pressure until 960 atm pressure
which the compressibility data must evaluate at same temperature (0oC)

P (atm)
100
200
300
400
500

Z
1.069
1.139
1.209
1.283
1.356

P (atm)
600
700
800
900
1000

Z
1.431
1.504
1.577
1.649
1.72

Coefficient Fugacity () can evaluate from equation

ln() =

( 1)

= ()
1

ln() is area of bellow curve from P=0 until P=P (P=960 for this case). The y axis curve is

(1)

and x axis

curve is P.

(atm)
Almost 0
100
200
300
400
500
600
700
800
900
1000

Almost 1
1.069
1.139
1.209
1.283
1.356
1.431
1.504
1.577
1.649
1.72

( )

Equal to 0.000000
0.000690
0.000695
0.000697
0.000708
0.000712
0.000718
0.000720
0.000721
0.000721
0.000720

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0.000800
0.000700

0.000600

1
2

1
1

1
3

1
4

1
5

1
6

1
7

1
8

1
9

0.000500

(Z-1)/P

1
0

0.000400
0.000300
0.000200
1

0.000100
0.000000

100

200

300

400

500

600

700

800

900 1000 1100

no
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19

x axis
length
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
60

y axis length

Area

0.0002
0.00055
0.0007
0.0007
0.0007
0.0007
0.0007
0.00071
0.00071
0.00071
0.00071
0.00071
0.00072
0.00072
0.00072
0.00072
0.00072
0.00072
0.00072

0.01
0.0275
0.035
0.035
0.035
0.035
0.035
0.0355
0.0355
0.0355
0.0355
0.0355
0.036
0.036
0.036
0.036
0.036
0.036
0.0432

= 0.6492

ln() =
ln() = 0.6492
= 0.6492
= .

=
= 1.9140 960
=

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2. Evaluation of Pure Component Fugacity (f) and Coefficient Fugacity () from virial equation
Data requirement for this case is acentric factor (), Critical Temperature ( ), and Critical Pressure ( ).
For Hydrogen:
= 33.2
=

= 13

960
960
=
=
= 74.8246

13
12,83

0 = 0.083

0.422

= 0.22

0
273
=
=
= 8.2229
33.2 33.2
0.172

1 = 0.139

1.6

0.422
0 = 0.083
8.22291.6
0
= 0.068

4.2
0.172

1 = 0.139

4.2

1 = 0.1390


( + 1 )

74.8246
ln() =
(0.0685 + (0.22)0.1390)
8.2229
ln() = 0.6286
= 0.6286
= .

=
= 1.8750 960
=

ln() =

3. Evaluation of Pure Component Fugacity (f) and Coefficient Fugacity () from qubic equation
Eq of State

(Tr)

Zc

vdW (1873)

1/8

27/64

3/8

RK (1949)

Tr-1/2

0.08664

0.42748

1/3

SRK (1972)

Srk(Tr;)

0.08664

0.42748

1/3

PR (1976)

PR(Tr;)

1 + 2

1 2

0.07779

0.45724

0.30740

(, ) = [1 + (0.480 + 1.574 0.1762 ) (1 2 )]


1

(, ) = [1 + (0.37464 + 1.54226 0.269922 ) (1 2 )]

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3.a Van der Waals (vdw) Equation state


Step :
- Determine and from literature data and calculate and
For hydrogen
= 33.2
= 13
=

960
960
=
=
= 74.8246

13
12,83

Determine (Tr) ; ; ; ; from table


() = 1 ; = 0
;
=0 ;

Calculate
1 74.8246
) = 1.1374
= = (
8 8.2229
()
(27/64) (1)
=
=
= 0.4104

(1/8) (8.2229)

Calculate Z
= 1 +

= 1/8

= 0.22

0
273
=
=
= 8.2229
33.2 33.2

= 27/64

( + )( + )

= 1 + 1.1374 0.4104(1.1374)
= 2.1374 0.46679

1.1374
( + (0)1.1374)( + (0)1.1374)

1.1374
2

= 2.0362
-

Choose equation I and calculate I


Because = , so equation I is

1.1374
=
=
= 0.5586
+ 2.0362 + (0)1.1374

Pure Component Fugacity (f) and Coefficient Fugacity ()


ln() = 1 ln( )
ln() = 2.0362 1 ln(2.0362 1.1374) 0.4104(0.5586)
ln() = 0.91353
= 0.91353
= .
=
= 2.4931 960
=

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3.b Redlich Kwong (RK) Equation state


Step :
- Determine and from literature data and calculate and
For hydrogen
= 33.2
= 13
=

960
960
=
=
= 74.8246

13
12,83

Determine (Tr) ; ; ; ; from table


=1
;
=0 ;
= 0.08664
0.5
0.5
() = = 8,2229 = 2.8676

Calculate

74.8246
) = 0.7884
= = 0.0866 (

8.2229
() (0.62748) (2.8676)
=
=
= 1.7206

(0.0866) (8.2229)

Calculate Z
= 1 +

= 0.22

0
273
=
=
= 8.2229
33.2 33.2

= 0.62748

( + )( + )

= 1 + 0.7880 1.7206(0.7880)

0.7880
( + (0)0.7880)( + (1)0.7880)

= 1.5066
-

Choose equation I and calculate I


Because , so equation I is
1
+
1
1.5066 + (1)0.7884
)=
) = 0.4209
=
ln (
ln (

+
10
1.5066 + (0)0.7884

Pure Component Fugacity (f) and Coefficient Fugacity ()


ln() = 1 ln( )
ln() = 1.5066 1 ln(1.5066 0.7884) 1.7206(0.4209)
ln() = 0.1134
= 0.1134
= .
=
= 1.1201 960
=

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3.c Soave Redlich Kwong (SRK) Equation state


Step :
- Determine and from literature data and calculate and
For hydrogen
= 33.2
= 13
= 0.22
960
960

0
273
= =
=
= 74.8246
= =
=
= 8.2229

13
12,83
33.2 33.2

Determine (Tr) ; ; ; ; from table


=1
;
=0 ;
= 0.08664

= 0.62748
1

(, ) = [1 + (0.480 + 1.574 0.1762 ) (1 2 )]


1

(, ) = [1 + (0.480 + 1.574(0.22) 0.176(0.22)2 ) (1 (8.2229)2 )]

(, ) = 0.2780
-

Calculate

74.8246
) = 0.7884
= = 0.0866 (

8.2229
() (0.62748) (0.2780)
=
=
= 0.1668

(0.0866) (8.2229)

Calculate Z
= 1 +

( + )( + )

= 1 + 0.7880 0.2448(0.7880)

0.7880
( + (0)0.7880)( + (1)0.7880)

= 1.7599
-

Choose equation I and calculate I


Because , so equation I is
1
+
1
1.7599 + (1)0.7884
)=
) = 0.3702
=
ln (
ln (

+
10
1.7599 + (0)0.7884

Pure Component Fugacity (f) and Coefficient Fugacity ()


ln() = 1 ln( )
ln() = 1.7599 1 ln(1.7599 0.7884) 0.1668(0.3702)
ln() = 0.7271
= 0.7271
= .
=
= 2.0690 960
=
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3.d Peng Robinson (PR) Equation state


Step :
- Determine and from literature data and calculate and
For hydrogen
= 33.2
= 13
= 0.22
960
960

0
273
= =
=
= 74.8246
= =
=
= 8.2229

13
12,83
33.2 33.2

Determine (Tr) ; ; ; ; from table


= 1 + 2
;
= 1 2 ;

= 0.07779

= 0.45724
1

(, ) = [1 + (0.37464 + 1.54226 0.269922 ) (1 2 )]


1

(, ) = [1 + (0.37464 + 1.54226(0.22) 0.26992(0.22)2 ) (1 (8.2229)2 )]

(, ) = 0.0954
-

Calculate

74.8246
) = 0.7079
= = 0.07779 (

8.2229
() (0.45724) (0.0954)
=
=
= 0.0682

(0.07779) (8.2229)

Calculate Z
= 1 +

( )( + )

= 1 + 0.7079 0.0682(0.7079)

0.7079
( + (1 2)0.7079)( + (1 + 2)0.7079)

= 1.6961
-

Choose equation I and calculate I


Because , so equation I is
1
+
1
1.6961 + (1 + 2)0.7079
)=
=
ln (
ln (
) = 0.3488

+
(1 + 2) (1 2)
1.6961 + (1 2)0.7079

Pure Component Fugacity (f) and Coefficient Fugacity ()


ln() = 1 ln( )
ln() = 1.7466 1 ln(1.7466 0.7884) 0.0682(0.3488)
ln() = 0.6841
= 0.6841
= .
=
= 1.9820 960
=
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Comparations Pure Component Fugacity (f) and Coefficient Fugacity () of Hydrogen at 0oC
temperature and 960 atm pressure from several Equation.
Equation
From Compressibility Data
Virial Equation
Van der Waals (VdW)
Redlich Kwong (RK)
Soave Redlich Kwong (SRK)
Peng Robinson (PR)

Coefficient fugacity,
1.9140
1.8750
2.4934
1.1201
2.0690
1.9820

Fugacity, f (atm)
1837
1800
2394
1075
1962
1903

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