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1 d Suva refrigerants Technical Information T-9100SI Thermodynamic Properties of Suva 9100 Refrigerant [R-410A (50/50)]
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3 Thermodynamic Properties of Suva 9100 Refrigerant SI Units New tables of the thermodynamic properties of Suva 9100 refrigerant [ASHRAE designation: R-410A (50/50)], have been developed and are presented here. These tables are based on extensive experimental measurements. Equations have been developed, based on the Martin-Hou equation of state, which represent the data with accuracy and consistency throughout the entire range of temperature, pressure, and density. Vapor enthalpy and entropy are calculated from the standard Martin-Hou equations. Additional equations have been developed for the calculation of saturated liquid enthalpy, latent enthalpy, and saturated liquid entropy, and are presented here. Physical Properties Chemical Formula CH 2 F 2 /CHF 2 CF 3 (50/50% by weight) Molecular Weight Boiling Point at One Atmosphere C ( F) Critical Temperature C ( F) K ( R) Critical Pressure kpa (abs) ( psia) Critical Density kg/m 3 (30.52 lb/ft 3 ) Critical Volume m 3 /kg ( ft 3 /lb) Units and Factors t = temperature in C T = temperature in K = C P = pressure in kilopascals absolute [kpa (abs)] v f = volume of saturated liquid in m 3 /kg v g = volume of saturated vapor in m 3 /kg V = volume of superheated vapor in m 3 /kg d f = 1/v f = density of saturated liquid in kg/m 3 d g = 1/v g = density of saturated vapor in kg/m 3 h f = enthalpy of saturated liquid in kj/kg h fg = enthalpy of vaporization in kj/kg h g = enthalpy of saturated vapor in kj/kg H = enthalpy of superheated vapor in kj/kg s f = entropy of saturated liquid in kj/(kg) (K) s g = entropy of saturated vapor in kj/(kg) (K) S = entropy of superheated vapor in kj/(kg) (K) C p = heat capacity at constant pressure in kj/(kg) ( C) C v = heat capacity at constant volume in kj/(kg) ( C) v s = velocity of sound in m/sec The gas constant, R = J/(mole) (K) for Suva 9100, R = kj/kg K One atmosphere = kpa Reference point for enthalpy and entropy: h f = 200 kj/kg at 0 C s f = 1 kj/kg K at 0 C Equations 1. Conversion FactorsSI Units to IP Units Properties listed in the following thermodynamic tables in SI units can be converted to I/P units using the conversion factors shown below. Please note that in converting enthalpy and entropy from SI to I/P units, a change in reference states must be included (from H = 200 and S = 1 at 0 C for SI units to H = 0 and S = 0 at 40 F for I/P units). In the conversion equation below, H (ref) and S (ref) are the saturated liquid enthalpy and entropy at 40 C. For Suva 9100, H (ref) = kj/kg and S (ref) = kj/kg K. P (psia) = P (kpa [abs]) T ( F) = (T[ C] 1.8) + 32 D (lb/ft 3 ) = D (kg/m 3 ) V (ft 3 /lb) = V (m 3 /kg) H (Btu/lb) = [H (kj/kg) H (ref)] S (Btu/lb R) = [S (kj/kg K) S (ref)] C p (Btu/lb F) = C p (kj/kg K) C v (Btu/lb F) = C v (kj/kg K) v s (ft/sec) = v s (m/sec) Martin-Hou Equation of State Coefficients for the Martin-Hou equation of state are presented below: 5 P = RT/(V b) + Σ (A i + B i T + C i exp [ kt/t c ])/(V b) i i=2 1
4 For SI units T and T c are in K = C , V is in m 3 /kg, and P is in kpa (abs). R = kj/kg K for Suva 9100 b, A i, B i, C i, and k are constants: A 2 = E 01 A 4 = E 07 B 2 = E 04 B 4 = E+00 C 2 = E+00 C 4 = E+00 A 3 = E 04 A 5 = E 10 B 3 = E 08 B 5 = E 12 C 3 = E 02 C 5 = E 07 b = E 04 k = E+00 X and Y are constants used in the vapor enthalpy and entropy equations for the Martin-Hou equation of state: X = E+02 Y = E 01 For I/P units T and T c are in R = F , V is in ft 3 /lb, and P is in psia. R = (psia) (ft 3 )/lb R for Suva 9100 b, A i, B i, C i, and k are constants: A 2 = E+00 A 4 = E 03 B 2 = E 03 B 4 = E+00 C 2 = E+02 C 4 = E+00 A 3 = E 01 A 5 = E 05 B 3 = E 06 B 5 = E 07 C 3 = E+00 C 5 = E 02 b = E 03 k = E+00 X and Y are constants used in the vapor enthalpy and entropy equations for the Martin-Hou equation of state: X = E+01 Y = E 02 Ideal Gas Heat Capacity (at constant pressure): C o p = a + bt + ct 2 + dt 3 Ideal Gas Heat Capacity (at constant volume): C o v = C o p R For SI units C o p and C o v = kj/kg K R = kj/kg K for Suva 9100 T is in K = C a, b, c, d are constants: a = E 01 c = E 07 b = E 03 d = E 11 For I/P units C o p and C o v = Btu/lb R R = Btu/lb R for Suva 9100 T is in R = F a, b, c, d, are constants: a = E 02 c = E 08 b = E 04 d = E Liquid Enthalpy, Latent Enthalpy and Liquid Entropy Equations Saturated Liquid Enthalpy: h f = A + B X + C (X) 2 + D (X) 3 + E (X) 4 + F (X) 5 where X = (1 T r ) 1/3 X o, and T r = T/T c Latent Enthalpy: h fg = h g h f Saturated Liquid Entropy: s f = s g ([h g h f ]/T) For SI units h f, h g, and h fg are in kj/kg s f and s g are in kj/(kg) (K) T and T c are in K = C A, B, C, D, E, F, and X o are constants: A = E+02 D = E+02 B = E+02 E = E+03 C = E+02 F = E+03 X o = E 01 2
5 For I/P units h f, h g, and h fg are in Btu/lb s f and s g are in Btu/(lb) ( R) T and T c are in R = F A, B, C, D, E, F, and X o are constants: A = E+01 D = E+02 B = E+02 E = E+02 C = E+02 F = E+02 X o = E Vapor Pressure log n (P sat /P c ) = 1/T r (A + B X + C X 2 + D X 3 + E X 4 + F X 5 ) where X = (1 T r ) X o, and T r = T/T c A, B, C, D, E, F, and X o are constants: Constants for vapor pressure of saturated liquid (bubble point), p f : A = E+00 D = E+00 B = E+00 E = E+00 C = E 01 F = E+00 X o = E 01 Constants for vapor pressure of saturated vapor (dew point), p g : A = E+00 D = E+00 B = E+00 E = E+00 C = E 01 F = E+00 X o = E 01 Because both pressure and temperature appear in the reduced form in the equation, the same constants can be used for either SI or I/P units. For SI units T and T c are in K = C P and P c are in kpa (abs) For I/P units T and T c are in R = F P and P c are in psia 4. Density of the Saturated Liquid d f /Dc = A f + B f (1 T r ) (1/3) + C f (1 T r ) (2/3) + D f (1 T r ) + E f (1 T r ) (4/3) A f, B f, C f, D f, E f are constants: A f = E+00 D f = E+00 B f = E+00 E f = E 01 C f = E 01 Because both density and temperature appear in the reduced form in the equation, the same constants can be used for either SI or I/P units. For SI units T r and T/T c, both in K = C d f and D c are in kg/m 3 For I/P units T r and T/T c, both in R = F d f and D c are in lb/ft 3 3
6 TABLE 1 SUVA 9100 Saturation PropertiesTemperature Table C LIQUID p f PRESSURE kpa p g LIQUID v f VOLUME m 3 /kg v g DENSITY kg/m 3 LIQUID LIQUID 1/v f 1/v g h f ENTHALPY kj/kg LATENT h fg h g LIQUID s f ENTROPY kj/(kg)(k) s g C
7 C LIQUID p f PRESSURE kpa TABLE 1 (continued) SUVA 9100 Saturation PropertiesTemperature Table p g LIQUID v f VOLUME m 3 /kg v g DENSITY kg/m 3 LIQUID LIQUID 1/v f 1/v g h f ENTHALPY kj/kg LATENT h fg h g LIQUID s f ENTROPY kj/(kg)(k) s g C 5
8 C LIQUID p f PRESSURE kpa TABLE 1 (continued) SUVA 9100 Saturation PropertiesTemperature Table p g LIQUID v f VOLUME m 3 /kg v g DENSITY kg/m 3 LIQUID LIQUID 1/v f 1/v g h f ENTHALPY kj/kg LATENT h fg h g LIQUID s f ENTROPY kj/(kg)(k) s g C 6
9 TABLE 2 SUVA 9100 Superheated VaporConstant Pressure Tables V = Volume in m 3 /kg H = Enthalpy in kj/kg S = Entropy in kj/(kg) (K) (Saturated Vapor Properties in parentheses) ABSOLUTE PRESSURE, kpa ( C) ( C) ( C) ( C) (2.0972) (381.4) (2.1020) (1.0953) (386.8) (2.0518) (0.7491) (390.2) (2.0234) (0.5721) (392.7) (2.0036) ( C) ( C) ( C) ( C) (0.4641) (394.7) (1.9885) (0.3911) (396.4) (1.9764) (0.3384) (397.9) (1.9662) (0.2985) (399.1) (1.9574)
10 TABLE 2 (continued) SUVA 9100 Superheated VaporConstant Pressure Tables V = Volume in m 3 /kg H = Enthalpy in kj/kg S = Entropy in kj/(kg) (K) (Saturated Vapor Properties in parentheses) ABSOLUTE PRESSURE, kpa ( C) ( C) ( C) ( C) (0.2672) (400.3) (1.9498) (0.2420) (401.3) (1.9430) (0.2390) (401.5) (1.9421) (0.2212) (402.3) (1.9369) ( C) ( C) ( C) ( C) (0.2037) (403.2) (1.9313) (0.1889) (404.0) (1.9262) (0.1761) (404.7) (1.9215) (0.1650) (405.5) (1.9172)
11 TABLE 2 (continued) SUVA 9100 Superheated VaporConstant Pressure Tables V = Volume in m 3 /kg H = Enthalpy in kj/kg S = Entropy in kj/(kg) (K) (Saturated Vapor Properties in parentheses) ABSOLUTE PRESSURE, kpa ( C) ( C) ( C) ( C) (0.1552) (406.1) (1.9131) (0.1465) (406.7) (1.9093) (0.1388) (407.3) (1.9058) (0.1318) (407.9) (1.9024) ( C) ( C) ( C) ( C) (0.1255) (408.4) (1.8992) (0.1198) (409.0) (1.8962) (0.1146) (409.4) (1.8933) (0.1099) (409.9) (1.8906)
12 TABLE 2 (continued) SUVA 9100 Superheated VaporConstant Pressure Tables V = Volume in m 3 /kg H = Enthalpy in kj/kg S = Entropy in kj/(kg) (K) (Saturated Vapor Properties in parentheses) ABSOLUTE PRESSURE, kpa ( C) ( C) ( C) ( C) (0.1055) (410.4) (1.8880) (0.1015) (410.8) (1.8854) (0.0977) (411.2) (1.8830) (0.0943) (411.6) (1.8807) ( C) ( C) ( C) ( C) (0.0910) (412.0) (1.8785) (0.0880) (412.4) (1.8764) (0.0852) (412.7) (1.8743) (0.0825) (413.1) (1.8723)
13 TABLE 2 (continued) SUVA 9100 Superheated VaporConstant Pressure Tables V = Volume in m 3 /kg H = Enthalpy in kj/kg S = Entropy in kj/(kg) (K) (Saturated Vapor Properties in parentheses) ABSOLUTE PRESSURE, kpa ( C) ( C) ( C) ( C) (0.0800) (413.4) (1.8703) (0.0777) (413.7) (1.8685) (0.0755) (414.0) (1.8667) (0.0734) (414.3) (1.8649) ( C) ( C) ( C) ( C) (0.0714) (414.6) (1.8632) (0.0696) (414.9) (1.8615) (0.0678) (415.2) (1.8599) (0.0661) (415.5) (1.8583)
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