Vapor Density

Density is defined as the mass per unit volume for a substance. For vapors the density is a function of composition, temperature and pressure and can be accurately predicted by an equation of state. For ideal gaseous mixtures, interaction of the components is negligible and the density may be determined with the ideal gas law as a function of temperature and pressure only.

 

The most common method to evaluate vapor density in PRO/II is with one of the equations of state. Available methods for calculating vapor density are listed below.

 

Ideal

PR-Modified Panag.-Reid

Lee-Kesler

BWRS

Soave-Redlich-Kwong

Lee-Kesler-Plocker

SRK-Kabadi-Danner

UNIWAALS

SRK-Huron-Vidal

Hayden-O'Connell

SRK-Panag.-Reid

Truncated Virial

SRK-Modified Panag.-Reid

Glycol

SRK-SimSci

User-added Methods

SRK-Hexamer

Electrolyte Models

Peng-Robinson

SAFT

PR-Huron-Vidal

PHSC

PR-Panag.-Reid

Predictive Peng-Robinson78