Lee-Kesler-Plöcker¶
Corresponding-states equation of state of Lee, Kesler and Plöcker: two Benedict-Webb-Rubin reference fluids interpolated with the acentric factor, for the phase equilibrium and the enthalpy of hydrocarbon mixtures and light gases.
DWSIM.Thermodynamics.PropertyPackages.LKPPropertyPackage
Assembly DWSIM.Thermodynamics.dll · Object ← PropertyPackage ← LKPPropertyPackage
Name in the flowsheet Lee-Kesler-Plöcker · FluentAPI PropertyPackages.LeeKeslerPlocker
Scope¶
Lee-Kesler-Plöcker (LKP) is a corresponding-states model for hydrocarbon mixtures and light gases: natural gas, gas processing, refinery light ends, and the compression, expansion and refrigeration of these streams, where the enthalpy has to be right. The DWSIM property package selection guide lists it, with Chao-Seader and Grayson-Streed, for systems with a high hydrogen content.
The mixture is represented by two reference fluids, a simple fluid (acentric factor 0) and a heavy reference fluid (n-octane, acentric factor 0.3978), each described by a Benedict-Webb-Rubin equation in reduced temperature and volume. The compressibility factor and the fugacity coefficient of the mixture are interpolated between the two fluids with the mixture acentric factor. The pseudo-critical constants of the mixture come from the mixing rules of Plöcker, Knapp and Prausnitz:
- a pair critical volume vc,jk = (Vc,j1/3 + Vc,k1/3)3/8 and a pair critical temperature tc,jk = (Tc,j Tc,k)1/2 kjk;
- Vcm and Tcm as double sums over the pairs, the acentric factor as the mole-fraction average, and Pcm = (0.2905 - 0.085 ωm) R Tcm / Vcm.
The binary parameter kjk multiplies the pair critical temperature, so 1 means no correction. The package ships the kij of Plöcker, Knapp and Prausnitz (1978) for the common pairs of hydrocarbons with each other and with N2, CO2, H2S, H2 and CO. A pair missing from the table takes an estimate when one compound is a hydrocarbon (or a petroleum fraction) and the other a lighter hydrocarbon, N2, CO, CO2 or H2S: kjk = 1 + 0.2802 ln(Tc2/Tc1) ln(Vc2/Vc1) - 0.0561 ln(Tc2/Tc1) for hydrocarbons, N2 and CO when Tc2/Tc1 is at least 1.3, a correlation of its own for CO2, and the CO2 value less 0.027 for H2S. They were fitted to the table (rms 0.011) and to kjk regressed from about 800 solubility points; over 180 of those points the gas solubility deviates 23.8 % on average (Peng-Robinson 27.5 %). Every other pair takes 1. The parameter editor shows the estimates, and every value can be edited or fitted with the data regression tool (default bounds 0.5 to 4); table values and values set by the user are kept.
Hydrogen. The hydrogen kij of the table go with quantum-corrected critical constants, so hydrogen enters the mixing rules with the effective constants of Gunn, Chueh and Prausnitz (1966): Tc = 43.6/(1 + 21.8/(M T)) K, Pc = 20.5/(1 + 44.2/(M T)) atm, Vc = 51.5/(1 - 9.91/(M T)) cm3/mol and ω = 0. A hydrogen pair missing from the table takes kij = 0.2036 + 0.002246 Tc + 0.8364 ω + 1.2111 Vc1/3 from the partner's constants (K, m3/kmol), fitted to the table pairs and to solubility data in n-dodecane, benzene, toluene, cyclohexane and methylcyclohexane. Values in the table or set by the user are kept. Hydrogen solubility against data:
| System | Data | LKP |
|---|---|---|
| n-hexane, 344 K, 3.36 MPa | 0.0286 | 0.0253 |
| n-hexane, 378 K, 15.1 MPa | 0.143 | 0.140 |
| n-dodecane, 344 K, 5.8 MPa | 0.0505 | 0.0499 |
| benzene, 303 K, 4.6 MPa | 0.0127 | 0.0134 |
| toluene, 303 K, 4.4 MPa | 0.0146 | 0.0128 |
The phase equilibrium uses the LKP fugacity coefficients of both phases. Enthalpy, entropy and heat capacities of vapor and liquid are Lee-Kesler departure functions added to the ideal-gas values, and the vapor density follows from the LKP compressibility factor. The liquid density comes from the experimental data of each compound or the Rackett and COSTALD correlations; viscosity, thermal conductivity and surface tension use the same correlations as the cubic equations of state.
DWSIM supplies analytical temperature derivatives of the fugacity coefficients for this package, which the flash and the column solvers use; the composition derivative is part analytical, part finite difference.
Limitations¶
- Every compound needs Tc, Pc, Vc and ω. For polar compounds the selection guide recommends PRSV2 or an activity coefficient model such as NRTL.
- The model is slower than a cubic equation of state, and the guide notes that it is very sensitive to the values of the interaction parameters.
- The liquid density is a correlation, independent of the equation of state.
- The estimates are poor for bicyclic naphthenes (methane or CO2 in decalin, solubility 50 % to more than 100 % high), for N2 and CO with aromatics (30 to 40 % low) and for H2S with C10 and heavier, where no data were available; the hydrogen estimate is not verified beyond n-dodecane.
- The kjk do not depend on temperature.
- A flowsheet saved after its parameter editor was opened in an earlier version stored 1 for the pairs missing from the table and keeps that value.
Example¶
This code runs on every build of this site, and the output below is what it printed.
def case(package):
fs = (Flowsheet.Create("LKPExample")
.WithCompounds("Methane", "Ethane", "Propane", "N-butane", "N-pentane")
.WithPropertyPackage(package))
# a rich natural gas that condenses partly at 5 C and 30 bar
gas = (fs.AddMaterialStream("Gas")
.At(Q.Celsius(5.0), Q.Bar(30.0))
.SetCompoundMolarFlow("Methane", 70.0) # mol/s
.SetCompoundMolarFlow("Ethane", 12.0)
.SetCompoundMolarFlow("Propane", 10.0)
.SetCompoundMolarFlow("N-butane", 5.0)
.SetCompoundMolarFlow("N-pentane", 3.0))
# methane compressed isothermally from 1 to 100 bar at 25 C: the enthalpy change is
# the residual enthalpy at 100 bar
low = (fs.AddMaterialStream("Methane 1 bar").At(Q.Celsius(25.0), Q.Bar(1.0))
.SetCompoundMolarFlow("Methane", 1.0))
high = (fs.AddMaterialStream("Methane 100 bar").At(Q.Celsius(25.0), Q.Bar(100.0))
.SetCompoundMolarFlow("Methane", 1.0))
fs.Solve()
g, lo, hi = gas.Object, low.Object.Phases[0].Properties, high.Object.Phases[0].Properties
return fs, [g.Phases[2].Properties.molarfraction, g.Phases[2].Properties.density,
g.Phases[0].Properties.enthalpy, hi.enthalpy - lo.enthalpy, hi.density]
fs, lkp = case(PropertyPackages.LeeKeslerPlocker)
_, pr = case(PropertyPackages.PengRobinson)
_, gerg = case(PropertyPackages.GERG2008)
rows = ["Vapor fraction", "Vapor density, kg/m3", "Enthalpy of the gas, kJ/kg",
"Methane 1 to 100 bar, dh, kJ/kg", "Methane at 100 bar, kg/m3"]
print(f"{'':32}{'LKP':>9}{'PR':>9}{'GERG-2008':>11}")
for name, a, b, c in zip(rows, lkp, pr, gerg):
print(f"{name:32}{a:9.4g}{b:9.4g}{c:11.4g}")
Output
LKP PR GERG-2008
Vapor fraction 0.87 0.8794 0.8739
Vapor density, kg/m3 30.79 32.03 31.37
Enthalpy of the gas, kJ/kg -165.5 -163.8 -165.6
Methane 1 to 100 bar, dh, kJ/kg -99.15 -109.9 -100.5
Methane at 100 bar, kg/m3 75.77 76.41 75.99
DWSIM 10.2.11.0, generated 2026-10-08.
Property methods¶
How the package calculates each property, as it reports it in PropertyMethodsInfo (the property package editor shows the same list).
| Property | Method |
|---|---|
| Vapor fugacity | Lee-Kesler-Plöcker EOS |
| Liquid fugacity | Lee-Kesler-Plöcker EOS |
| Vapor enthalpy, entropy, Cp/Cv | Lee-Kesler-Plöcker EOS |
| Liquid enthalpy, entropy, Cp/Cv | Lee-Kesler-Plöcker EOS |
| Vapor density | Lee-Kesler-Plöcker EOS |
| Liquid density | Experimental / Rackett / COSTALD |
| Vapor viscosity | Experimental / Lucas / Jossi-Stiel-Thodos |
| Liquid viscosity | Experimental / Letsou-Stiel |
| Vapor thermal conductivity | Experimental / Ely-Hanley |
| Liquid thermal conductivity | Experimental / Latini |
| Surface tension | Experimental / Brock-Bird |
| Solid density | Experimental Data / User-Defined |
| Solid enthalpy, entropy, Cp/Cv | Experimental Solid Cp / From Liquid Phase Enthalpy + Enthalpy of Fusion |
Default flash algorithm: Universal.
Configuration saved with the flowsheet¶
The package writes its settings to the simulation file (SaveData) and reads them back on load (LoadData). The elements below are the ones this package adds to those of every property package, as written for the example.
| Element | Content in the example | What it holds |
|---|---|---|
InteractionParameters |
10 InteractionParameter entries (Compound1, Compound2, Value) |
kij of the pairs of the flowsheet compounds (Value), the factor on the pair pseudo-critical temperature; from the package table (lkp_ip.dat) or entered in the editor, 1 for a pair without a value |
First InteractionParameter of InteractionParameters in the example
Settings common to every property package, as saved for the example
| Element | Value |
|---|---|
Type |
DWSIM.Thermodynamics.PropertyPackages.LKPPropertyPackage |
ComponentName |
Lee-Kesler-Plöcker |
ComponentDescription |
|
Tag |
Lee-Kesler-Plöcker |
UseHenryConstants |
true |
AutoEstimateMissingNRTLUNIQUACParameters |
true |
UseImmiscibleListForLiquid2InitialEstimates |
true |
SingleCompoundCheckThreshold |
0.99999 |
OverrideKvalFugCoeff |
false |
OverrideEnthalpyCalculation |
false |
OverrideEntropyCalculation |
false |
LiquidDensityCalculationMode_Subcritical |
Rackett_and_ExpData |
LiquidDensityCalculationMode_Supercritical |
Rackett_and_ExpData |
LiquidDensity_CorrectExpDataForPressure |
true |
LiquidDensity_UsePenelouxVolumeTranslation |
true |
LiquidViscosityCalculationMode_Subcritical |
ExpData |
LiquidViscosityCalculationMode_Supercritical |
Letsou_Stiel |
LiquidViscosity_CorrectExpDataForPressure |
true |
LiquidViscosity_MixingRule |
MoleAverage |
VaporPhaseFugacityCalculationMode |
Ideal |
SolidPhaseFugacityCalculationMethod |
FromLiquidFugacity |
SolidPhaseFugacity_UseIdealLiquidPhaseFugacity |
false |
SolidPhaseEnthalpy_UsesCp |
false |
EnthalpyEntropyCpCvCalculationMode |
LeeKesler |
LiquidEnthalpyEntropyCpCvCalculationMode_EOS |
EOS |
LiquidFugacity_UsePoyntingCorrectionFactor |
true |
ActivityCoefficientModels_IgnoreMissingInteractionParameters |
false |
IgnoreVaporFractionLimit |
false |
IgnoreSalinityLimit |
false |
CalculateAdditionalMaterialStreamProperties |
true |
FlashCalculationApproach |
NestedLoops |
DisplayMissingCompoundPropertiesWarning |
false |
ForcedSolids |
[] |
PropertyOverrides |
{} |
FlashSettings |
36 Setting entries |
Learn more¶
API members¶
Public members declared by this class. Inherited members are documented on the base classes.
Constructors¶
LKPPropertyPackage(bool)
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
comode |
Boolean |
Properties¶
DisplayDescription
DisplayName
ImplementsAnalyticalDerivatives
MobileCompatible
Methods¶
AcidGasKijEstimate(bool, double, double): kij of carbon dioxide, or of hydrogen sulfide when H2S is true, with a hydrocarbon of critical temperature Tc (K)...
kij of carbon dioxide, or of hydrogen sulfide when H2S is true, with a hydrocarbon of critical temperature Tc (K) and critical volume Vc (m3/kmol), or zero when Tc is below that of carbon dioxide. With X = ln(Tc/304.21) ln(Vc/0.094): kij = 0.9276 + 0.10719 X + 0.04505 X^2 for carbon dioxide, 0.027 less for hydrogen sulfide. Carbon dioxide: fitted to the twelve hydrocarbon pairs of the table (rms 0.013) and to kij regressed from solubility data in n-C10, n-C12, n-C14, n-C16, n-C20, n-C28, toluene, m-xylene, cis-decalin and 1-methylnaphthalene (rms 0.028). Hydrogen sulfide: the offset is the mean difference to the isobutane pair of the table and to kij regressed from solubility data in propane, n-butane, n-pentane and n-heptane.
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
H2S |
Boolean |
|
Tc |
Double |
|
Vc |
Double |
AUX_VAPDENS(double, double)
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
T |
Double |
|
P |
Double |
AUX_Z(double[], double, double, PhaseName)
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
Vx |
Double[] |
|
T |
Double |
|
P |
Double |
|
state |
PhaseName |
DisplayEditingForm()
DW_CalcCompPartialVolume(Phase, double, double)
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
phase |
Phase |
|
T |
Double |
|
P |
Double |
DW_CalcCp_ISOL(Phase, double, double)
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
Phase1 |
Phase |
|
T |
Double |
|
P |
Double |
DW_CalcCv_ISOL(Phase, double, double)
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
Phase1 |
Phase |
|
T |
Double |
|
P |
Double |
DW_CalcdKdComposition(double[], double[], double, double, State, string): Composition (mole-number) derivative of the equilibrium K-values, d(K_i)/dn_j, with respect to the mole numbers of...
Composition (mole-number) derivative of the equilibrium K-values, d(K_i)/dn_j, with respect to the mole numbers of the phase indicated by withRespectTo (State.Liquid perturbs Vx, State.Vapor perturbs Vy), on a total-moles = 1 basis. Returns an (nc x nc) matrix. Base implementation is a finite difference; EOS/activity packages override it using the analytical d(ln phi)/dn (or d(ln gamma)/dx) building blocks.
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
Vx |
Double[] |
|
Vy |
Double[] |
|
T |
Double |
|
P |
Double |
|
withRespectTo |
State |
|
type |
String |
DW_CalcdKdT(double[], double[], double, double, string)
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
Vx |
Double[] |
|
Vy |
Double[] |
|
T |
Double |
|
P |
Double |
|
type |
String |
DW_CalcdLnFugCoeffdn(double[], double, double, State): Composition (mole-number) derivative of the natural logarithm of the fugacity coefficients, d(ln phi_i)/dn_j, for...
Composition (mole-number) derivative of the natural logarithm of the fugacity coefficients, d(ln phi_i)/dn_j, for the given phase, evaluated on a total-moles = 1 basis. Returns an (nc x nc) matrix. Base implementation is a finite difference in mole numbers; EOS/activity packages override this with the closed-form partial-molar expression.
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
Vx |
Double[] |
|
T |
Double |
|
P |
Double |
|
st |
State |
DW_CalcdLnFugCoeffdT(double[], double, double, State): Temperature derivative of the natural logarithm of the fugacity coefficients, d(ln phi_i)/dT, for the given phase.
Temperature derivative of the natural logarithm of the fugacity coefficients, d(ln phi_i)/dT, for the given phase. Base implementation is a forward finite difference; EOS/activity packages override this with a closed-form expression. Distinct from DW_CalcdFugCoeffdT, which returns d(phi)/dT (not the logarithm).
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
Vx |
Double[] |
|
T |
Double |
|
P |
Double |
|
st |
State |
DW_CalcEnergyFlowMistura_ISOL(double, double)
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
T |
Double |
|
P |
Double |
DW_CalcEnthalpy(Array, double, double, State): Calculates the enthalpy of a mixture.
Calculates the enthalpy of a mixture.
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
Vx |
Array |
Vector of doubles containing the molar composition of the mixture. |
T |
Double |
Temperature (K) |
P |
Double |
Pressure (Pa) |
st |
State |
State enum indicating the state of the mixture (liquid or vapor). |
DW_CalcEnthalpyDeparture(Array, double, double, State): Calculates the enthalpy departure of a mixture.
Calculates the enthalpy departure of a mixture.
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
Vx |
Array |
Vector of doubles containing the molar composition of the mixture. |
T |
Double |
Temperature (K) |
P |
Double |
Pressure (Pa) |
st |
State |
State enum indicating the state of the mixture (liquid or vapor). |
DW_CalcEntropy(Array, double, double, State): Calculates the entropy of a mixture.
Calculates the entropy of a mixture.
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
Vx |
Array |
Vector of doubles containing the molar composition of the mixture. |
T |
Double |
Temperature (K) |
P |
Double |
Pressure (Pa) |
st |
State |
State enum indicating the state of the mixture (liquid or vapor). |
DW_CalcEntropyDeparture(Array, double, double, State): Calculates the entropy departure of a mixture.
Calculates the entropy departure of a mixture.
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
Vx |
Array |
Vector of doubles containing the molar composition of the mixture. |
T |
Double |
Temperature (K) |
P |
Double |
Pressure (Pa) |
st |
State |
State enum indicating the state of the mixture (liquid or vapor). |
DW_CalcFugCoeff(Array, double, double, State): Calculates fugacity coefficients for the specified composition at the specified conditions.
Calculates fugacity coefficients for the specified composition at the specified conditions.
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
Vx |
Array |
Vector of doubles containing the molar composition of the mixture. |
T |
Double |
Temperature in K |
P |
Double |
Pressure in Pa |
st |
State |
Mixture state (Liquid or Vapor) |
DW_CalcFugCoeff(double[], double, double): Calculates fugacity coefficients for the specified composition at the specified conditions.
Calculates fugacity coefficients for the specified composition at the specified conditions.
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
Vz |
Double[] |
Vector of doubles containing the molar composition of the mixture. |
T |
Double |
Temperature in K |
V |
Double |
Volume in m3/mol |
DW_CalcK_ISOL(Phase, double, double)
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
Phase1 |
Phase |
|
T |
Double |
|
P |
Double |
DW_CalcMassaEspecifica_ISOL(Phase, double, double, double)
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
Phase1 |
Phase |
|
T |
Double |
|
P |
Double |
|
Pvp |
Double |
DW_CalcMM_ISOL(Phase, double, double)
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
Phase1 |
Phase |
|
T |
Double |
|
P |
Double |
DW_CalcOverallProps()
DW_CalcP(double[], double, double): Calculates system pressure for the specified temperature, volume and composition.
Calculates system pressure for the specified temperature, volume and composition.
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
Vz |
Double[] |
Vector of doubles containing the molar composition of the mixture. |
T |
Double |
Temperature in K |
V |
Double |
Volume in m3/mol |
DW_CalcPhaseProps(Phase)
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
Phase |
Phase |
DW_CalcProp(string, Phase): Provides a wrapper function for CAPE-OPEN CalcProp/CalcSingleProp functions.
Provides a wrapper function for CAPE-OPEN CalcProp/CalcSingleProp functions.
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
property |
String |
The property to be calculated. |
phase |
Phase |
The phase where the property must be calculated for. |
DW_CalcPVAP_ISOL(double)
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
T |
Double |
DW_CalcTensaoSuperficial_ISOL(Phase, double, double)
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
Phase1 |
Phase |
|
T |
Double |
|
P |
Double |
DW_CalcViscosidadeDinamica_ISOL(Phase, double, double)
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
Phase1 |
Phase |
|
T |
Double |
|
P |
Double |
EstimateMissingKij(ICompoundConstantProperties, ICompoundConstantProperties): kij for a pair that has no value in the interaction parameter table and none set by the user, or zero when the pair...
kij for a pair that has no value in the interaction parameter table and none set by the user, or zero when the pair keeps the default kij = 1. Hydrogen with any compound: HydrogenKijEstimate of the partner. Carbon dioxide or hydrogen sulfide with a hydrocarbon whose Tc is at least that of carbon dioxide: AcidGasKijEstimate. Two hydrocarbons (petroleum fractions included), or nitrogen or carbon monoxide with a hydrocarbon, whose critical temperatures differ by a factor of KijMinTcRatio or more: HydrocarbonKijEstimate. Closer pairs keep kij = 1.
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
cp1 |
ICompoundConstantProperties |
|
cp2 |
ICompoundConstantProperties |
GetEditingForm(): Returns the binary interaction parameter editor of this package.
Returns the binary interaction parameter editor of this package.
HydrocarbonKijEstimate(double, double, double, double): kij of a hydrocarbon, nitrogen or carbon monoxide (critical temperature Tc1 in K, critical volume Vc1 in m3/kmol)...
kij of a hydrocarbon, nitrogen or carbon monoxide (critical temperature Tc1 in K, critical volume Vc1 in m3/kmol) with a hydrocarbon of higher critical temperature Tc2 and critical volume Vc2: kij = 1 + 0.2802 ln(Tc2/Tc1) ln(Vc2/Vc1) - 0.0561 ln(Tc2/Tc1), or zero when Tc2/Tc1 is below KijMinTcRatio. Fitted to the 96 hydrocarbon, nitrogen and carbon monoxide pairs of the table (rms 0.011) and to kij regressed from 31 binary solubility data sets (rms 0.029): methane in n-C10 to n-C28, toluene, m-xylene, trans-decalin, naphthalene, 1-methylnaphthalene, phenanthrene and pyrene; ethane in n-C14, n-C18, n-C20 and toluene; nitrogen in n-C7 to n-C20 and benzene; carbon monoxide in n-C10 to n-C28, benzene and cyclohexane.
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
Tc1 |
Double |
|
Vc1 |
Double |
|
Tc2 |
Double |
|
Vc2 |
Double |
HydrogenEffectiveConstants(double, double): Effective critical temperature, critical pressure, critical volume and acentric factor of normal hydrogen at...
Effective critical temperature, critical pressure, critical volume and acentric factor of normal hydrogen at temperature T (K), from Gunn, Chueh and Prausnitz, AIChE J. 12 (1966) 937: Tc = 43.6/(1 + 21.8/(M T)) K, Pc = 20.5/(1 + 44.2/(M T)) atm, Vc = 51.5/(1 - 9.91/(M T)) cm3/mol, omega = 0. With these constants the hydrogen + n-hexane kij of the LKP table (Plöcker, Knapp and Prausnitz, 1978) reproduces the solubility data of Gao, Gasem and Robinson (344 to 411 K, 1 to 15 MPa) within 16 %. Returns Tc (K), Pc (Pa), Vc (m3/kmol), omega.
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
T |
Double |
|
MW |
Double |
HydrogenKijEstimate(double, double, double): Hydrogen-compound kij for pairs missing from the interaction parameter table, from the partner's critical...
Hydrogen-compound kij for pairs missing from the interaction parameter table, from the partner's critical temperature Tc (K), acentric factor w and critical volume Vc (m3/kmol): kij = 0.2036 + 0.002246 Tc + 0.8364 w + 1.2111 Vc^(1/3). Fitted, with the effective hydrogen constants below, to the eleven hydrogen pairs of the table (N2, CO, CO2, CH4, C2H4, C2H6, C3H8, n-C4 to n-C7; within 2.4 %) and to kij regressed from hydrogen solubility data in n-dodecane (Gao, Gasem and Robinson, J. Chem. Eng. Data, 1999), benzene, toluene, cyclohexane and methylcyclohexane (Tsuji et al., Fluid Phase Equilib. 228-229 (2005) 499; Aslam et al., J. Chem. Eng. Data 61 (2016), doi 10.1021/acs.jced.5b00789).
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
Tc |
Double |
|
w |
Double |
|
Vc |
Double |
RET_KIJ(string, string)
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
id1 |
String |
|
id2 |
String |
SupportsComponent(ICompoundConstantProperties)
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
comp |
ICompoundConstantProperties |
Fields¶
ClassId
KijMinTcRatio: Smallest ratio of critical temperatures for which HydrocarbonKijEstimate applies.
Smallest ratio of critical temperatures for which HydrocarbonKijEstimate applies. Below it the table pairs scatter around kij = 1 by about 0.02 and the pair keeps kij = 1.