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June 16, 2014, 09:40 |
Modeling non ideal gas
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Fraiman Leonid
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Good day everyone,
I am trying run a simple cross flow heat exchanger using N2 fluid. The temperatures range is 90 - 300 [K]. I have two streams, H@10 MPa and L@0.1 MPa. I using temperature depended properties, i got from NIST site. My question is regarding energy equation being solved by fluent. As I understands it Enthalpy is calculated using h=cp*T releation. The L stream N2 acts much like ideal gas, when H stream not. It means h from NIST tables and cp*T are not behaves the same, h closely linear with T, cp not at all. Should i modify my cp data, to fit: h - h.ref = cp* (T - T.ref ) ? |
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