RI 6896 Equation Of State For Helium-Nitrogen Mixtures From 133.15° To 748.15° K With Pressures To 300 Atmospheres

- Organization:
- The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH)
- Pages:
- 186
- File Size:
- 10653 KB
- Publication Date:
- Jan 1, 1967
Abstract
The compressibility factors, Z, of helium, nitrogen, and helium-nitrogen mixtures in the three-dimensional space of temperature, pressure, and gas composition have been related to the Leiden form of the virial equation of state. The dependency of virial coefficients through the fifth on temperature and gas composition has been established for the temperature range 133.15° to 748.15° K. Compressibility factors, Z, have been computed from the equation of state and tabulated as functions of gas composition, pressure, and temperature. Tabular values of Z are presented for 30.00 through 100.00 percent helium for temperatures from 240° through 700° R for pressures from 14.696 through 3,050 psia and for temperatures from 720° through 1,300° R for pressures from 14.696 through 1,500 psia. Tabular values of Z are presented at increments of 5.00 percent helium and 20° R, and, for pressures greater than 50 psia, at increments of 50 psi.
Citation
APA:
(1967) RI 6896 Equation Of State For Helium-Nitrogen Mixtures From 133.15° To 748.15° K With Pressures To 300 AtmospheresMLA: RI 6896 Equation Of State For Helium-Nitrogen Mixtures From 133.15° To 748.15° K With Pressures To 300 Atmospheres. The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH), 1967.