Volumetric Behavior of Benzene, Propane and Four Mixtures of these Substances

Author: Glanville, James William

Year: 1948

Degree: Engineer's thesis

Advisors: Lacey, William Noble; Sage, Bruce H.

Committee Member: Unknown, Unknown

Option: Chemical Engineering

DOI: 10.7907/DNCC-4G10

Abstract

The volumetric behavior of benzene and of propane was investigated over a pressure range from vapor pressure to 10,000 pounds per square inch absolute and a temperature range from 100 to 4600[degrees] F. The results of these studies are presented in tabular form.

The volumetric behavior of four mixtures of benzene and propane was investigated at temperatures from 100 to 4600[degrees] F. in the pressure range from substantially below bubble point to 10,000 pounds per square inch absolute. The single phase and two-phase data are presented in separate tabulations for each mixture. Deviations of the mixtures from the behavior of ideal solutions are shown graphically.

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