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System: NaCl-H2 O
Equations
For NaCl-H2 O
rhoth(i)= bcoef(1)-bcoef(2)*fth(i)**2-bcoef(3)*fth(i)**4
+bcoef(4)*fscl(i)-bcoef(5)*fth(i)*fscl(i)
+bcoef(6)*fth(i)**2*fscl(i)
+bcoef(7)*fth(i)**3*fscl(i)-bcoef(8)*fth(i)**8*fscl(i)
+bcoef(9)*fth(i)*fscl(i)**2-bcoef(10)*fth(i)**2*fscl(i)**2
-bcoef(11)*fscl(i)**3+bcoef(12)*fth(i)**2*fscl(i)**3
-bcoef(13)*fth(i)**2*fscl(i)**7
bcoef/0.9923,3.0512e-2,2.1977e-4,8.6241e-2,4.1768e-2,
1.4825e-2,
1.446e-3,3.0852e-9,1.3051e-2,6.1402e-3,1.2843e-3,3.7604e-4,
9.9594e-9/
Equation for isochore for an NaCl-H2 O fluid
dP/dT (bar/0 C) = aS + bS Th + cS Th2
whe re as ,bs and cs are the salinity dependent parameter. Integration of this equation
between the limits of Th to T(any te mpe rature above Th)would give the pressure.
T
P (a S bS Th c S Th2 )dT
Th
Parameters:
fact=fact+1;
fact=fact*d_crit_co2;
d_co2=fact*44.0;
bCO2 = 29.7
RT a
P (in this equation T is in deg K)
V b T 1 / 2V (V b)