In the series of physical properties calculation methods, I am now covering Ammonia P & T correlations which are frequently used in refrigeration system design calculations. Or they may be used for designing of heat pumps - yes may be I don't know at this stage if one can use ammonia for heat pump service or not.
Saturation Pressure vs Temperature.
This equation is valid for t = -75 to 70°C. I have limited this equation to this range for better accuracy of calculated data vis a vis comparison with published data.
Pv = A x T^5 + B x T^4 + C x T^3 + D x T^2 + E x T + F
where Pv = vapor pressure in Kg/cm2
T is temperature in Kelvin.
A = -4.5864778 x 10^-11
B = 9.85099347 x 10^-8
C = - 5.7526544 x 10^-5
D = 1.4773233 x 10^-2
E = -1.7847943
F = 83.3895705
Saturation Pressure vs Temperature for t > 70°C.
Pv = 89875.92511 exp (-2706.64791 / T)
where units are same as above.
Saturation Temperature Vs Pressure for P = 0 to 34 Kg/cm2.
T = A x y^5 + B x y^4 + C x y^3 + D x y^2 + E x y + F
Where
A = 0.13493672
B = 0.380555
C = 2.13810444
D = 10.058439
E = 45.5972648
F = 239.1719874
T is in Kelvin
List of other property estimation methods on this Blog.
Saturation Pressure vs Temperature.
This equation is valid for t = -75 to 70°C. I have limited this equation to this range for better accuracy of calculated data vis a vis comparison with published data.
Pv = A x T^5 + B x T^4 + C x T^3 + D x T^2 + E x T + F
where Pv = vapor pressure in Kg/cm2
T is temperature in Kelvin.
A = -4.5864778 x 10^-11
B = 9.85099347 x 10^-8
C = - 5.7526544 x 10^-5
D = 1.4773233 x 10^-2
E = -1.7847943
F = 83.3895705
Saturation Pressure vs Temperature for t > 70°C.
Pv = 89875.92511 exp (-2706.64791 / T)
where units are same as above.
Saturation Temperature Vs Pressure for P = 0 to 34 Kg/cm2.
T = A x y^5 + B x y^4 + C x y^3 + D x y^2 + E x y + F
Where
A = 0.13493672
B = 0.380555
C = 2.13810444
D = 10.058439
E = 45.5972648
F = 239.1719874
T is in Kelvin
List of other property estimation methods on this Blog.
- Calculate Diffusion Coefficient in Gases
- Calculate Diffusion Coefficient in Liquids
- Heat Capacities of dissolved solids & organic solutions - Quickest methods
- Heat capacities with dissolved solids
- Kinematic viscosity of air Vs Temperature
- Thermal Conductivity of air Vs Temperature
- How to calculate viscosity of liquid mixtures
- Surface Tension
- Viscosities of Pure Gases at Low Pressure - 1
- Viscosities of Pure Gases at Low Pressure - 2
- Viscosities of Pure Gases at High Pressure
- Viscosity of Gaseous Mixture
- Steam Properties - I
- Vapor Pressure Vs Temperature
- Latent Heat Calculation
4 comments:
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Could anyone please give me the steps how to calculate the polytropic efficiency of a screw compressor used to liquify ammonia vapour in 10000 T atmospheric liq ammonia tank. What I need is to find out how efficient is the compressor to do the job
The equation for calculating temperature, when pressure is known is incorrect. The equation for calulating pressure is working correctly though. Please explain, as I need to program this into my electronic expansion valve.
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