PROPERTIES OF ORDINARY WATER SUBSTANCE AT SATURATION FROF TME CRITICAL POINT DOWN TO 66 C EQUATIONS & TABLES
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1 PROPERTIES OF ORDINARY WATER SUBSTANCE AT SATURATION FROF TME CRITICAL POINT DOWN TO 66 C EQUATIONS & TABLES M. CONDE ENGINEERING, 2002
2 M. CONDE ENGINEERING, Zurich 2002
3 Properties of ordinary water substance at saturation M. CONDE ENGINEERING Page 1 / 23 Equations and Tables for the Thermodynamic Properties of Ordinary Water Substance at Saturation from the Critical Point down to 66 C ABSTRACT This report summarizes and extends the range of the equations proposed by Saul and Wagner (1987) down to -60 C. The uniformity of the equations used is extremely practical for use in computer programs. For temperatures above the triple point, the coefficients determined by Saul and Wagner are maintained, except for density, for which the new coefficients proposed by the IAPWS (1997) were adopted. For temperatures below that, new coefficients were determined, while retaining the same form of the equations. A listing of a calculation routine for the whole temperature range, written in the Borland Pascal programming language is included in Appendix A. SI Units are used throughout for all quantities. A table of properties at saturation, for the whole temperature range considered, is included as Appendix B. Nomenclature Thermodynamic quantities: h specific enthalpy I enthalpy of phase transition P vapour pressure s specific entropy T temperature density auxiliary quantity for specific enthalpy auxiliary quantity for specific entropy = T/T c = 1 Subscripts: c s L V sg fg sat value at the critical point value for solid phase value for liquid phase value for vapour phase solid to vapour phase transition liquid to vapour phase transition at saturation Reference constants T c = P c = x10 6 c = 322 R = M = K Pa kg m 3 J kg 1 K 1
4 2 / 23 M. CONDE ENGINEERING Properties of ordinary water substance at saturation Vapour pressure LN P P SAT c = a τ + a τ + a τ + a τ + a τ + a τ τ K T K K T K a a a a a a Density of the condensed phase ρ ρ L c = + bτ + b τ + b τ + b τ + b τ + b τ 1 1 / / / / / 110/ K T K K T K b b b b b b Density of the gaseous phase ρv LN = c1τ + c2τ + c3τ + c4τ + c5τ + c6τ ρ c / / / / 71/ 6
5 Properties of ordinary water substance at saturation M. CONDE ENGINEERING Page 3 / K T K K T K c c c c c c Specific enthalpy and entropy Auxiliary equations α α = d + d θ + d θ + d θ + d θ + d θ α ϕ ϕ = dϕ + d1θ + d2 LNθ + d3θ + d4θ + d5θ K T K K T K d x10 8 d d d d d d with 0 = = 0 /T c J kg 1 J kg 1 K 1
6 4 / 23 M. CONDE ENGINEERING Properties of ordinary water substance at saturation Specific enthalpy of the condensed phase h L = α + T dp ρ dt L sat Specific enthalpy of the gaseous phase h G = α + T dp ρ dt G sat Specific entropy of the condensed phase s L = ϕ + 1 ρ L dp sat dt Specific entropy of the gaseous phase s G = ϕ + 1 ρ G dp sat dt Range of validity of the equations The equations presented here are valid for K T K References Saul, A., W. Wagner International Equations for the Saturation Properties of Ordinary Water Substance, J. Phys. Chem. Ref. Data, 16(4), IAPWS (The International Association for the Properties of Water and Steam) Release on the IAPWS Industrial Formulation 1997 for the Thermodynamic Properties of Water and Steam, London, UK.
7 Properties of ordinary water substance at saturation M. CONDE ENGINEERING Page 5 / 23 APPENDIX A
8 6 / 23 M. CONDE ENGINEERING Properties of ordinary water substance at saturation {$N+,F+,D+} UNIT SatWater; { For the calculation of the properties of saturated water between and the critical point. Equations used have the form proposed by Saul & Wagner (1987) in J. Phys. Chem. Ref. Data, Vol.16, No. 4, The coefficients for solid state were adjusted using data from ASHRAE - Psychrometrics Theory and Practice, 1996 M. Conde Engineering, Created, June 16, 1997 Last Update, June 17, 2002 } Interface Uses DOS,Crt; TYPE TH2oParamArray = ARRAY[0..6] OF DOUBLE; TH2oPropRec = RECORD RH2o : DOUBLE; MH2o : DOUBLE; H2oTc : DOUBLE; H2oPc : DOUBLE; H2oRhoc : DOUBLE; H2oAlpha0 : DOUBLE; IceVp : TH2oParamArray; H2oVp : TH2oParamArray; IceRho : TH2oParamArray; H2oRho : TH2oParamArray; VapIceRho : TH2oParamArray; VapH2oRho : TH2oParamArray; IceAux : TH2oParamArray; H2oAux : TH2oParamArray; H2oFil = FILE OF TH2oPropRec; CONST DH2o : TH2oPropRec = (RH2o : ; { J/kg K } MH2o : ; H2oTc : ; { K } H2oPc : E+6; { Pa } H2oRhoc : 322.0; { kg/m3 } H2oAlpha0 : ; { J/kg } IceVp : ( 0.0, { Vapour pressure over ice } , , , , , ); H2oVp : ( 0.0, { Vapour pressure over liquid } ,
9 Properties of ordinary water substance at saturation M. CONDE ENGINEERING Page 7 / , , , , ); IceRho : ( 0.0, { Solid density } , , , , , ); H2oRho : ( 0.0, { Liquid density } , , , , , ); VapIceRho : ( 0.0, { Density of steam over ice } , , , , , ); VapH2oRho : ( 0.0, { Density of steam over liquid } , , , , , ); IceAux : ( , { Saul & Wagner's d_alpha } 0.0, , , , 0.0, ); { Saul & Wagner's d_phi } H2oAux : ( , { Saul & Wagner's d_alpha } E-8, , , , , )); { Saul & Wagner's d_phi } Error : BOOLEAN = FALSE;
10 8 / 23 M. CONDE ENGINEERING Properties of ordinary water substance at saturation FUNCTION VapPressure (T : REAL) : REAL; FUNCTION SatTemp (P : REAL) : REAL; FUNCTION CondensPhaseRho (T : REAL) : REAL; FUNCTION VapourPhaseRho (T : REAL) : REAL; FUNCTION LiqEnthalpy (T : REAL) : REAL; FUNCTION VapEnthalpy (T : REAL) : REAL; FUNCTION LiqEntropy (T : REAL) : REAL; FUNCTION VapEntropy (T : REAL) : REAL; FUNCTION LatentEnthalpy (T: REAL) : REAL; FUNCTION LatentEntropy (T : REAL) : REAL; Implementation CONST PTol = 0.01; { Pascal } MaxIter = 30; FUNCTION TRangeOK (T : REAL) : BOOLEAN; TRangeOK:=((T >= 213.0) AND (T <= DH2o.H2oTc)); FUNCTION PRangeOK (P : REAL) : BOOLEAN; PRangeOK:=((P >= 1.08) AND (P <= DH2o.H2oPc)); FUNCTION dpsatdt (T : REAL) : DOUBLE; { Calculates the derivative of the vapour pressure in relation to the saturation temperature } VAR PParm : TH2oParamArray; FUNCTION dpdtcalc (T : REAL) : REAL; VAR Ps, Tau, X, LnTau : DOUBLE; Ps:=VapPressure(T); Tau:=1.0-T/DH2o.H2oTc; LnTau:=LN(Tau); X:=7.5*PParm[6]*EXP(6.5*LnTau); X:=X+4.0*PParm[5]*Tau*Tau*Tau; X:=X+3.5*PParm[4]*EXP(2.5*LnTau); X:=X+3.0*PParm[3]*Tau*Tau; X:=X+1.5*PParm[2]*EXP(0.5*LnTau); X:=X+PParm[1]+LN(Ps/DH2o.H2oPc); dpdtcalc:=-ps/t*x; { dpsatdt } IF ((T >= 213.0) AND (T <= )) THEN { Condensed phase is solid }
11 Properties of ordinary water substance at saturation M. CONDE ENGINEERING Page 9 / 23 PParm:=DH2o.IceVp; dpsatdt:=dpdtcalc(t); END ELSE IF ((T > ) AND (T < DH2o.H2oTc)) THEN { Condensed phase is liquid } PParm:=DH2o.H2oVp; dpsatdt:=dpdtcalc(t); END ELSE IF T = DH2o.H2oTc THEN dpsatdt:=0.0; { dpsatdt } FUNCTION VapPressure (T : REAL) : REAL; VAR PParm : TH2oParamArray; FUNCTION PsatCalc (T : REAL) : REAL; VAR Tau, LnTau, X : REAL; Tau:=1.0-T/DH2o.H2oTc; LnTau:=LN(Tau); X:=PParm[6]*EXP(7.5*LnTau); X:=X+PParm[5]*EXP(4.0*LnTau); X:=X+PParm[4]*EXP(3.5*LnTau); X:=X+PParm[3]*Tau*Tau*Tau; X:=X+PParm[2]*EXP(1.5*LnTau); X:=X+PParm[1]*Tau; PSatCalc:=DH2o.H2oPc*EXP(DH2o.H2oTc*X/T); { VapPressure } IF TRangeOk(T) THEN IF ((T >= 213.0) AND (T <= )) THEN { Condensed phase is solid } PParm:=DH2o.IceVp; VapPressure:=PSatCalc(T); END ELSE IF ((T > ) AND (T < DH2o.H2oTc)) THEN { Condensed phase is liquid } PParm:=DH2o.H2oVp; VapPressure:=PSatCalc(T); END ELSE IF T = DH2o.H2oTc THEN VapPressure:=DH2o.H2oPc; END ELSE { Error: T Out of Range } FUNCTION SatTemp (P : REAL) : REAL; VAR PCalc, dpdt, T : REAL; Itc : INTEGER;
12 10 / 23 M. CONDE ENGINEERING Properties of ordinary water substance at saturation { SatTemp } IF PRangeOk(P) THEN T:=293.15; Itc:=0; REPEAT INC(Itc); PCalc:=VapPressure(T); dpdt:=dpsatdt(t); T:=T-(PCalc-P)/dPdT; UNTIL ((ABS(PCalc-P) < PTol) OR (Itc > MaxIter)); IF (Itc > MaxIter) THEN { Error: Convergence not found on P } END ELSE { Error: P Out of Range } FUNCTION CondensPhaseRho (T : REAL) : REAL; VAR RParm : TH2oParamArray; FUNCTION RhoCalc (T : REAL) : REAL; VAR Tau, LnTau, X : REAL; Tau:=1.0-T/DH2o.H2oTc; LnTau:=LN(Tau); X:=RParm[6]*EXP(110.0*LnTau/3.0); X:=X+RParm[5]*EXP(43.0*LnTau/3.0); X:=X+RParm[4]*EXP(16.0*LnTau/3.0); X:=X+RParm[3]*EXP(5.0*LnTau/3.0); X:=X+RParm[2]*EXP(2.0*LnTau/3.0); X:=X+RParm[1]*Exp(LnTau/3.0); RhoCalc:=DH2o.H2oRhoc*(1.0+X); { CondensPhaseRho } IF TRangeOK(T) THEN IF ((T >= 213.0) AND (T <= )) THEN { Condensed phase is solid } RParm:=DH2o.IceRho; CondensPhaseRho:=RhoCalc(T); END ELSE IF ((T > ) AND (T < DH2o.H2oTc)) THEN { Condensed phase is liquid } RParm:=DH2o.H2oRho; CondensPhaseRho:=RhoCalc(T); END ELSE IF T = DH2o.H2oTc THEN CondensPhaseRho:=DH2o.H2oRhoc;
13 Properties of ordinary water substance at saturation M. CONDE ENGINEERING Page 11 / 23 END ELSE { Error: T Out of Range } { CondensPhaseRho } FUNCTION VapourPhaseRho (T : REAL) : REAL; VAR RParm : TH2oParamArray; FUNCTION RhoCalc (T : REAL) : REAL; VAR Tau, LnTau, X : REAL; Tau:=1.0-T/DH2o.H2oTc; LnTau:=LN(Tau); X:=RParm[6]*EXP(71.0*LnTau/6.0); X:=X+RParm[5]*EXP(37.0*LnTau/6.0); X:=X+RParm[4]*EXP(3.0*LnTau); X:=X+RParm[3]*EXP(4.0*LnTau/3.0); X:=X+RParm[2]*EXP(2.0*LnTau/3.0); X:=X+RParm[1]*Exp(LnTau/3.0); RhoCalc:=DH2o.H2oRhoc*EXP(X); { VapourPhaseRho } IF TRangeOK(T) THEN IF ((T >= 213.0) AND (T <= )) THEN { Condensed phase is solid } RParm:=DH2o.VapIceRho; VapourPhaseRho:=RhoCalc(T); END ELSE IF ((T > ) AND (T < DH2o.H2oTc)) THEN { Condensed phase is liquid } RParm:=DH2o.VapH2oRho; VapourPhaseRho:=RhoCalc(T); END ELSE IF T = DH2o.H2oTc THEN VapourPhaseRho:=DH2o.H2oRhoc; END ELSE { Error: T Out of Range } { VapourPhaseRho } FUNCTION FAlpha (T: REAL) : DOUBLE; VAR AParm : TH2oParamArray; FUNCTION CalcAlpha (T : REAL) : REAL; VAR Theta, LnTheta, X : REAL; Theta:=T/DH2o.H2oTc; LnTheta:=LN(Theta);
14 12 / 23 M. CONDE ENGINEERING Properties of ordinary water substance at saturation X:=AParm[5]*EXP(54.5*LnTheta); X:=X+AParm[4]*EXP(5.0*LnTheta); X:=X+AParm[3]*EXP(4.5*LnTheta); X:=X+AParm[2]*Theta; X:=X+AParm[1]*EXP(-19.0*LnTheta); CalcAlpha:=1000.0*(X+AParm[0]); IF TRangeOK(T) THEN IF ((T >= 213.0) AND (T <= )) THEN { Condensed phase is solid } AParm:=DH2o.IceAux ELSE IF ((T > ) AND (T <= DH2o.H2oTc)) THEN { Condensed phase is liquid } AParm:=DH2o.H2oAux; FAlpha:=CalcAlpha(T); END ELSE { Error: T Out of Range } { FAlpha } FUNCTION LiqEnthalpy (T : REAL) : REAL; VAR Rho, dpdt : REAL; IF TRangeOK(T) THEN Rho:=CondensPhaseRho(T); dpdt:=dpsatdt(t); IF NOT Error THEN LiqEnthalpy:=FAlpha(T)+T/Rho*dPdT; END ELSE { Error: T Out of Range } FUNCTION VapEnthalpy (T : REAL) : REAL; VAR Rho, dpdt : REAL; IF TRangeOK(T) THEN Rho:=VapourPhaseRho(T); dpdt:=dpsatdt(t); IF NOT Error THEN VapEnthalpy:=FAlpha(T)+T/Rho*dPdT; END ELSE { Error: T Out of Range } FUNCTION FPhi (T : REAL) : DOUBLE;
15 Properties of ordinary water substance at saturation M. CONDE ENGINEERING Page 13 / 23 VAR AParm : TH2oParamArray; FUNCTION CalcPhi (T : REAL) : REAL; VAR Theta, LnTheta, X : REAL; Theta:=T/DH2o.H2oTc; LnTheta:=LN(Theta); X:=109.0/107.0*AParm[5]*EXP(53.5*LnTheta); X:=X+5.0/4.0*AParm[4]*EXP(4.0*LnTheta); X:=X+9.0/7.0*AParm[3]*EXP(3.5*LnTheta); X:=X+AParm[2]*LnTheta; X:=X+19.0/20.0*AParm[1]*EXP(-20.0*LnTheta); CalcPhi:=1000.0/DH2o.H2oTc*(AParm[6]+X); { CalcPhi } IF TRangeOK(T) THEN IF ((T >= 213.0) AND (T <= )) THEN { Condensed phase is solid } AParm:=DH2o.IceAux ELSE IF ((T > ) AND (T <= DH2o.H2oTc)) THEN { Condensed phase is liquid } AParm:=DH2o.H2oAux; FPhi:=CalcPhi(T); END ELSE { Error: T Out of Range } { FPhi} FUNCTION LiqEntropy (T : REAL) : REAL; VAR Rho, dpdt : REAL; IF TRangeOK(T) THEN Rho:=CondensPhaseRho(T); dpdt:=dpsatdt(t); IF NOT Error THEN LiqEntropy:=FPhi(T)+1.0/Rho*dPdT; END ELSE { Error: T Out of Range } FUNCTION VapEntropy (T : REAL) : REAL; VAR Rho, dpdt : REAL; IF TRangeOK(T) THEN Rho:=VapourPhaseRho(T); dpdt:=dpsatdt(t);
16 14 / 23 M. CONDE ENGINEERING Properties of ordinary water substance at saturation IF NOT Error THEN VapEntropy:=FPhi(T)+1.0/Rho*dPdT; END ELSE { Error: T Out of Range } FUNCTION LatentEnthalpy (T: REAL) : REAL; VAR RhoL, RhoG, dpdt : REAL; IF TRangeOK(T) THEN RhoG:=VapourPhaseRho(T); RhoL:=CondensPhaseRho(T); dpdt:=dpsatdt(t); IF NOT Error THEN LatentEnthalpy:=T*(1.0/RhoG-1.0/RhoL)*dPdT; END ELSE { Error: T Out of Range } FUNCTION LatentEntropy (T : REAL) : REAL; VAR RhoL, RhoG, dpdt : REAL; IF TRangeOK(T) THEN RhoG:=VapourPhaseRho(T); RhoL:=CondensPhaseRho(T); dpdt:=dpsatdt(t); IF NOT Error THEN LatentEntropy:=(1.0/RhoG-1.0/RhoL)*dPdT; END ELSE { Error: T Out of Range } END. { Implementation Part }
17 APPENDIX B
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19 [ C] Psat [kpa] ρ L ρ V h L h fg h V s L s fg s V e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e M. CONDE ENGINEERING, 2002 Thermodynamic Properties of Normal Water at Saturation Page 17 / 23 t
20 [ C] Psat [kpa] ρ L ρ V h L h fg h V s L s fg s V e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e M. CONDE ENGINEERING, 2002 Thermodynamic Properties of Normal Water at Saturation Page 18 / 23 t
21 [ C] Psat [kpa] ρ L ρ V h L h fg h V s L s fg s V e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e M. CONDE ENGINEERING, 2002 Thermodynamic Properties of Normal Water at Saturation Page 19 / 23 t
22 [ C] Psat [kpa] ρ L ρ V h L h fg h V s L s fg s V e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e M. CONDE ENGINEERING, 2002 Thermodynamic Properties of Normal Water at Saturation Page 20 / 23 t
23 [ C] Psat [kpa] ρ L ρ V h L h fg h V s L s fg s V e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e M. CONDE ENGINEERING, 2002 Thermodynamic Properties of Normal Water at Saturation Page 21 / 23 t
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