Property Estimation Methods
Petroleum Fractions
Molecular weight
Riazi and Al Sahhaf method
\[
MM=\left[\frac{1}{0.01964}(6.97996-\ln(1080-T_{b})\right]^{3/2},
\]
where
\(MM\) Molecular weight (kg/kmol)
\(T_{b}\) Boiling point at 1 atm (K)
If the specific gravity ( \(SG\) ) is available, the molecular weight is calculated by
\[
\begin{eqnarray}
MM & = & 42.965[\exp(2.097\times10^{-4}T_{b}-7.78712SG+ \\
& & +2.08476\times10^{-3}T_{b}SG)]T_{b}^{1.26007}SG^{4.98308}
\end{eqnarray}
\]
Winn
\[
MM=0.00005805PEMe^{2.3776}/d15^{0.9371},
\]
\
where
\(PEMe\) Mean Boiling Point (K)
\(d15\) Specific Gravity @ 60 °F
Riazi
\[
\begin{eqnarray}
MM & = & 42.965\exp(0.0002097PEMe-7.78d15+0.00208476\times PEMe\times d15)\times \\
& & \times PEMe^{1.26007}d15^{4.98308}
\end{eqnarray}
\]
Lee-Kesler
\[
\begin{eqnarray}
t_{1} & = & -12272.6+9486.4d15+(8.3741-5.9917d15)PEMe\\
t_{2} & = & (1-0.77084d15-0.02058d15^{2})\times \\
& & \times(0.7465-222.466/PEMe)\times10^{7}/PEMe\\
t_{3} & = & (1-0.80882d15-0.02226d15^{2})\times \\
& & \times(0.3228-17.335/PEMe)\times10^{12}/PEMe^{3}\\
MM & = & t_{1}+t_{2}+t_{3}
\end{eqnarray}
\]
Farah
\[
\begin{eqnarray}
MM & = & \exp(6.8117+1.3372A-3.6283B)\\
MM & = & \exp(4.0397+0.1362A-0.3406B-0.9988d15+0.0039PEMe),
\end{eqnarray}
\]
\
where
\(A,B\) Walther-ASTM equation parameters for viscosity calculation
Specific Gravity
Riazi e Al Sahhaf
\[
SG=1.07-\exp(3.56073-2.93886MM^{0.1}),
\]
where
\(SG\) Specific Gravity
\(MM\) Molecular weight (kg/kmol)
Critical Properties
Lee-Kesler
\[
T_{c}=189.8+450.6SG+(0.4244+0.1174SG)T_{b}+(0.1441-1.0069SG)10^{5}/T_{b}
\]
\[
\begin{eqnarray}
\ln P_{c} & = & 5.689-0.0566/SG-(0.43639+4.1216/SG+0.21343/SG^{2})\times \\
& & \times10^{-3}T_{b}+(0.47579+1.182/SG+0.15302/SG^{2})\times10^{-6}\times T_{b}^{2}- \\
& & -(2.4505+9.9099/SG^{2})\times10^{-10}\times T_{b}^{3},
\end{eqnarray}
\]
where
\(T_{b}\) NBP (K)
\(T_{c}\) Critical temperature (K)
\(P_{c}\) Critical pressure (bar)
Farah
\[
\begin{eqnarray}
T_{c} & = & 731.968+291.952A-704.998B\\
T_{c} & = & 104.0061+38.75A-41.6097B+0.7831PEMe\\
T_{c} & = & 196.793+90.205A-221.051B+309.534d15+0.524PEMe
\end{eqnarray}
\]
\[
\begin{eqnarray}
P_{c} & = & \exp(20.0056-9.8758\ln(A)+12.2326\ln(B))\\
P_{c} & = & \exp(11.2037-0.5484A+1.9242B+510.1272/PEMe)\\
P_{c} & = & \exp(28.7605+0.7158\ln(A)-0.2796\ln(B)+2.3129\ln(d15)-2.4027\ln(PEMe))
\end{eqnarray}
\]
Riazi-Daubert
\[
\begin{eqnarray}
T_{c} & = & 9.5233\exp(-0.0009314PEMe-0.544442d15+0.00064791\times PEMe\times d15)\times \\
& & \times PEMe^{0.81067}d15^{0.53691}
\end{eqnarray}
\]
\[
\begin{eqnarray}
P_{c} & = & 31958000000\exp(-0.008505PEMe-4.8014d15+0.005749\times PEMe\times d15)\times \\
& & \times PEMe^{-0.4844}d15^{4.0846}
\end{eqnarray}
\]
Riazi
\[
\begin{eqnarray}
T_{c} & = & 35.9413\exp(-0.00069PEMe-1.4442d15+0.000491\times PEMe\times d15)\times \\
& & \times PEMe^{0.7293}d15^{1.2771}
\end{eqnarray}
\]
Acentric Factor
Lee-Kesler method
\[
\omega=\frac{-\ln\frac{P_{c}}{1.10325}-5.92714+6.09648/T_{br}+1.28862\ln T_{br}-0.169347T_{br}^{6}}{15.2518-15.6875/T_{br}-13.472\ln T_{br}+0.43577T_{br}^{6}}
\]
Korsten
\[
\omega=0.5899\times((PEMV/T_{c})^{1.3})/(1-(PEMV/T_{c})^{1.3})\times\log(P_{c}/101325)-1
\]
Vapor Pressure
Lee-Kesler method
\[
\begin{eqnarray}
\ln P_{r}^{pv} & = & 5.92714-6.09648/T_{br}-1.28862\ln T_{br}+0.169347T_{br}^{6}+\\
& & +\omega(15.2518-15.6875/T_{br}-13.4721\ln T_{br}+0.43577T_{br}^{6}),
\end{eqnarray}
\]
where
\(P_{r}^{pv}\) Reduced vapor pressure, \(P^{pv}/P_{c}\)
\(T_{br}\) Reduced NBP, \(T_{b}/T_{c}\)
\(\omega\) Acentric factor
Viscosity
Letsou-Stiel
\[
\begin{eqnarray}
\eta & = & \frac{\xi_{0}+\xi_{1}}{\xi}\\
\xi_{0} & = & 2.648-3.725T_{r}+1.309T_{r}^{2}\\
\xi_{1} & = & 7.425-13.39T_{r}+5.933T_{r}^{2}\\
\xi & = & 176\left(\frac{T_{c}}{MM^{3}{P}_{c}^{4}}\right)^{1/6}
\end{eqnarray}
\]
where
\(\eta\) Viscosity (Pa.s)
\(P_{c}\) Critical pressure (bar)
\(T_{r}\) Reduced temperature, \(T/T_{c}\)
\(MM\) Molecular weight (kg/kmol)
Abbott
\[
\begin{eqnarray}
t_{1} & = & 4.39371-1.94733Kw+0.12769Kw^{2}+0.00032629API^{2}-0.0118246KwAPI+ \\
& & +(0.171617Kw^{2}+10.9943API+0.0950663API^{2}-0.869218KwAPI\\
\log v_{100} & = & \frac{t_{1}}{API+50.3642-4.78231Kw},
\end{eqnarray}
\]
\[
\begin{eqnarray}
t_{2} & = & -0.463634-0.166532API+0.000513447API^{2}-0.00848995APIKw+ \\
& & +(0.080325Kw+1.24899API+0.19768API^{2}\\
\log v_{210} & = & \frac{t_{2}}{API+26.786-2.6296Kw},
\end{eqnarray}
\]
\
where
\(v_{100}\) Viscosity at 100 °F (cSt)
\(v_{210}\) Viscosity at 210 °F (cSt)
\(K_{w}\) Watson characterization factor
\(API\) Oil API degree
Hypothetical Components
The majority of properties of the hypothetical components is calculated, when necessary, using the group contribution methods, with the UNIFAC structure of the hypo as the basis of calculation. The table 57 lists the properties and their calculation methods.
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| Property |
Symbol |
Method |
| Critical temperature |
\(T_{c}\) |
Joback |
| Critical pressure |
\(P_{c}\) |
Joback |
| Critical volume |
\(V_{c}\) |
Joback |
| Normal boiling point |
\(T_{b}\) |
Joback |
| Vapor pressure |
\(P^{pv}\) |
Lee-Kesler (Eq. [eq:PVAP LK]) |
| Acentric factor |
\(\omega\) |
Lee-Kesler (Eq. [eq:W LK]) |
| Vaporization enthalpy |
\(\Delta H_{vap}\) |
Vetere |
| Ideal gas heat capacity |
\(C_{p}^{gi}\) |
Harrison-Seaton |
| Ideal gas enthalpy of formation |
\(\Delta H_{f}^{298}\) |
Marrero-Gani |
Hypo calculation methods.