Super-critical Fluid Compressibility Factor Z , for Intermediate
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In this post a correlation for the direct calculation of the compressibility factor Z of fluids at super-critical conditions, i.e. temperatures and pressures above the critical point, is presented. The correlation is based on the data published by Lydersen et al. The new correlation is suited to be used in a single "cell" of an…
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Super-critical Fluid Compressibility Factor Z , for Intermediate Reduced Pressure Range, a new correlation for excel spreadsheets
- Finding the compressibility factor (Z)
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- The compressibility factor Z a low-pressure range of all gases except hydrogen is:Z=(1+ displaystylefrac{a}{V_{m}RT})Z =(1-displaystylefrac{a}{V_{m}RT})Z=(1+displaystylefrac{Pb}{RT})Z = ( 1 - displaystylefrac{Pb}{RT})
- Plot of experimental measurements of the z-factor
