1995
DOI: 10.1007/bf02081283
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Application of nonlinear regression in the development of a wide range formulation for HCFC-22

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“…Extensive literature is available on these highly flexible empirical multiparameter equations of state. 9,12,31 The detailed formulations and derivations for the equations of state used in this paper can be found in the Supporting Information, where all of the property equations and variables of the EOS are listed.…”
Section: Equation Of State and Its Uncertainty Calculationmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Extensive literature is available on these highly flexible empirical multiparameter equations of state. 9,12,31 The detailed formulations and derivations for the equations of state used in this paper can be found in the Supporting Information, where all of the property equations and variables of the EOS are listed.…”
Section: Equation Of State and Its Uncertainty Calculationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…12 The EOS of refrigerant R-22 has 55 parameters, and its covariance matrix is a 57×57 square matrix. 9 Following eq 9, the variance σ p 2 is only multiplied with the elements of J p (θ EOS * , τ, δ); the same holds for the other properties. To illustrate this, it is possible to rewrite eq 32 in the following way…”
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“…In this analysis, the NIST REFPROP v.9.1 software package was used to calculate the pure component fugacities of HCFC-22 using the Helmholtz equation of state. 15,21 The Henry's law constant−fugacity relationship in eq 13 was modeled using the second-order polynomial expansion, shown in eq 14…”
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“…The high [42]. The equation of state developed by Kamei et al [43] underestimates the value of the third virial coefficient. For R-125, the correlation developed by Weber and Boyes [44] predicts lower values for the third virial coefficient.…”
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