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Phase equilibrium studies

Authors: Mathias, P. M.; Stein, F. P.;

Phase equilibrium studies

Abstract

A phase equilibrium model has been developed for the SRC-I process, as well as the other coal liquefaction processes. It is applicable to both vapor/liquid and liquid/liquid equilibria; it also provides an approximate but adequate description of aqueous mixtures where the volatile electrolyte components dissociate to form ionic species. This report completes the description of the model presented in an earlier report (Mathias and Stein, 1983a). Comparisons of the model to previously published data on coal-fluid mixtures are presented. Further, a preliminary analysis of new data on SRC-I coal fluids is presented. Finally, the current capabilities and deficiencies of the model are discussed. 25 references, 17 figures, 30 tables.

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& Peat-- Hydrogenation & Liquefaction, Carbon Oxides, Thermodynamic Properties, Vapor Pressure, Phase Studies, Inorganic Acids, Lignite, Nitrogen Compounds, Pressure Dependence, Data, Carbon Monoxide, Ethane, Organic Compounds, Thermochemical Processes 010405* -- Coal, Oxides, Elements, Rare Gases, Solutions, Numerical Data, Vapors, Methane, Butane, And Peat, Equations, Nitrogen, Partial Pressure, Sulfides, Aqueous Solutions, Coal Liquefaction, Propane, Ammonia, Pentane, Phase Diagrams, Argon, Hydrogen Compounds, Sulfur Compounds, Hydrides, Water, Liquids, Hydrogen Sulfides, 540, Carbon Compounds, Hydrocarbons, 01 Coal, Physical Properties, Liquefaction, Src Process, Coal Liquids, Chalcogenides, Hydrogen

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