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                                       FIG. 7.6—Prediction of vapor pressure of p-xylene from modified
                                     PR EOS. Adopted with permission from Ref. [14].
            corresponding states principle as described in Section 5.7 (see  forms [16]:
            Eq. 5.107), which was proposed originally by Pitzer in the
            following form:                                       ln P vap        6.09648  − 1.28862 ln T r + 0.169347T 6
                                                                     r  = 5.92714 −                              r
                                                                                     T r
            (7.17)        ln P vap  = f (0) (T r ) + ωf (1) (T r )
                             r
                                                                                      15.6875
            where ω is the acentric factor. Lee and Kesler (1975) deve-  (7.18)  + ω 15.2518 −  − 13.4721 ln T r + 0.43577T r 6
            loped analytical correlation for f (0)  and f  (1)  in the following        T r
                                                                         vap  vap
                                                                  where P r  = P  /P c and T br = T b /T c . In 1989, Ambrose and
                                                                  Walton added a third term in Eq. (7.17) and proposed the
                                                                  following correlation for estimation of vapor pressure [12]:
                                                                  T r (ln P r vap )
                                                                                        1.5        2.5         5
                                                                   =−5.97616τ + 1.29874τ  − 0.60394τ  − 1.06841τ
                                                                                           1.5         2.5        5
                                                                     + ω(−5.03365τ + 1.11505τ  − 5.41217τ  − 7.46628τ )
                                                                        2
                                                                                                                  5
                                                                     + ω (−0.64771τ + 2.41539τ  1.5 − 4.26979τ 2.5 + 3.25259τ )
                                                                 (7.19)

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                                                                                   API
                                                                         25        Clapeyron
                                 Temperature T in K                      20        Korsten
                                                                      Vapor Pressure, bar  15  Miller
                                                                                   Modified Riedel




                                                                         10

                                                                         5

                                                                         0
                                                                          200   250   300   350   400   450   500
                                                                                        Temperature, K

                                                                      FIG. 7.8—Evaluation of various methods of calcula-
                                 Temperature T in K                  tion of vapor pressure of n-hexane. Methods: a. API:
                                                                     Eq. (7.8) with coefficients from Table 7.2; b. Clapeyron:
             FIG. 7.7—Vapor pressure of pure hydrocarbons according to  Eq. (7.15); c. Korsten: Eq. (7.16); d. Modified Riedel:
            Eq. (7.16). Adopted with permission from Ref. [15].      Eq. (7.24); e. Miller: Eqs. (7.13) and (7.14).














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