journal article·2022-01-01Open access

A new simplified virial equation of state for high temperature and high pressure gas

Yue Peng, Xinping Long

AIP Advances· Volume 12· Issue 1

Abstract

In this paper, in order to accurately describe the high temperature and high pressure state of gas under detonation conditions, a new simplified form of the virial equation of state (EOS)—the Virial–Peng–Long (VPL) EOS—is proposed based on the theoretical calculation results of dimensionless virial coefficients based on the Lennard-Jones 6-12 (LJ 6-12) molecular potential. In this EOS, the virial coefficients of the third to the fifth order are expressed in the form of an empirical fitting formula. In order to more accurately describe the PVT state of gas at higher temperature than the Virial–Han–Long (VHL) EOS, we theoretically calculate the fourth-order dimensionless virial coefficient in a higher temperature range and apply it to the fourth-order term of the equation, and the fifth-order term of the equation is based on the theoretical calculation results by Kofke in the higher temperature range. Then, in order to verify and evaluate the accuracy of the VPL EOS in describing the PVT state of high temperature and high pressure gas, we refer to relevant molecular dynamics PVT data and NIST database PVT data of methane in the range of P = 0.028 19–187.2648 GPa and T = 623.7–4369.3 K, oxygen in the range of P = 0.01–111.4876 GPa and T = 519.9–4066.8 K, and nitrogen in the range of P = 0.1–2.2 GPa and T = 700–2000 K. The PVT data were calculated by the VPL EOS and compared with the reference values and the calculated values of the Virial Wu (VLW) EOS and VHL EOS. The mean absolute percentage deviation of the calculated values of the VPL EOS is less than 2.0%, which is better than that of the VLW EOS and VHL EOS.
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OpenAlex topics: Phase Equilibria and Thermodynamics · Chemical Thermodynamics and Molecular Structure · High-pressure geophysics and materials

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Affiliations

School of Mechanical Engineering, Beijing Institute of Technology 1 , Beijing CN 100081, China

Institute of Chemical Materials, China Academy of Engineering Physics 2 , Mianyang, Sichuan CN 621900, China

China Academy of Engineering Physics 3 , Mianyang, Sichuan CN 621900, China

Funding

Wei Liu

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