Chapter 1Introduction1
11The Scope of Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics1
12System and Surroundings2
13The Chemical State and Fluid Properties2
14The First Law of Thermodynamics3
141The first law of thermodynamics for controlled mass system5
142The first law of thermodynamics for controlled volume system5
15The Second Law of Thermodynamics10
151The upper limit for the conversion of heat into work10
152Entropy13
153Mathematical statement of the second law14
Problems16Chapter 2Volumetric Properties of Fluids18
21pVT Behavior of Pure Substances18
22The Equations of State(EOS)of Fluid20
221The EOS of ideal gas21
222Virial equations of state21
23Cubic Equations of State24
231The van der Waals equation of state24
232The RedlichKwong(RK)equation of state26
233The SoaveRedlichKwong(SRK)equation of state29
234The PengRobinson(PR)equation of state30
235A generic cubic equation of state32
24Generalized Correlations of Gases32
241Theorem of corresponding states33
242Generalized cubic EOS33
243Twoparameter theorem of corresponding states35
244Threeparameter theorem of corresponding states37
245Generalized correlations of the second virial coefficient41
25Liquid & Liquidlike Roots of the Generic Cubic EOS43
26Generalized Correlations for Liquids45
Problems47Chapter 3Thermodynamic Properties of Fluids49
31Property Relations for Homogenous Phases49
32Calculations of Enthalpy and Entropy51
33Residual Properties52
34Residual Properties by EOS55
35Calculations of Liquid Enthalpy and Entropy57
36Generalized Property Correlations for Gases59
361Generalized compressibility factor Z for residual enthalpy and residual
entropy60
362Generalized second virial coefficient for residual enthalpy and residual
entropy61
37Thermodynamic Diagrams68
38Tables of Thermodynamic Properties69
39TS Diagrams69
391Heating and cooling processes at isopiestic pressure72
392Throttling expansion processes72
393Isentropic expansion or compression processes72
310pH Diagrams73
311HS Diagrams74
Problems75Chapter 4Thermodynamic Properties of Mixtures77
41The Mixing Rules77
42The Calculations of Vm,mix and Zmix79
421Amagat’s law(part volume law)combined with Z graphs79
422EOS for a mixture of real gases80
43The Calculations of HR and SR86
431The calculations of HR and SR by EOS86
432The calculations of HR and SR by generalized correlation graphs88
Problems90Chapter 5Solution Thermodynamics92
51Property Relations for Open Systems and Chemical Potential93
52Partial Properties94
53Fugacity and Fugacity Coefficient99
531Fugacity calculations for pure gases100
532Fugacity calculations for pure liquids105
533Fugacity calculations for species in solution106
534Application of Microsoft Excel in the thermodynamic property calculations112
54The Ideal Solution and Standard State117
55Excess Properties and Property Change in Mixing119
551Excess properties119
552Property change in mixing120
553Hx graph122
56Activity and Activity Coefficient124
561The Wohl type equations127
562The gamma equation based on local composition131
563The UNIQUAC and UNIFAC model133
Problems136Chapter 6Phase Equilibrium139
61The Criterion of Phases Equilibrium139
62VaporLiquid Equilibrium140
621VLE under low pressures142
622VLE under moderate pressures152
623VLE under high pressures165
63GasLiquid Equilibrium167
64LiquidLiquid Equilibrium169
641LLE phase diagrams170
642The stability of liquid solution171
643LLE calculations174
65VaporLiquidLiquid Equilibrium (VLLE)175
Problems178Chapter 7Thermodynamics of Flow Process181
71Conservation of Mass182
72Conservation of Energy183
73Entropy Balance186
731Concept of entropy186
732Entropy balance187
74Processes Analyzed by Thermodynamics Methods190
741Fluid flowing190
742Compression process195
743Expansion process203
744Throttling process205
Problems209Chapter 8Thermodynamics Cycle212
81CarnotCycle and Its Anticlockwise Cycle213
82RankineCycle & Steam Power Plant215
821Improving of the Carnot engine215
822Improving of the Rankine engine221
83Vapor Compression Refrigeration Cycle229
84Absorption Refrigeration231
85Heat Pump234
851A brief historical development of heat pumps235
852Vapor compression HP235
853Absorption heat pump238
Problems242Chapter 9Thermodynamic Analysis of Processes245
91Ideal Work245
911Nonflowing process245
912Steadystate flow process246
92Lost Work247
93Typical Problems248
931Tube flow248
932Heat transfer249
94 Energy Optimization250
Problems252Appendix255
Appendix AConversion Factors and Values of the Gas Constant255
Appendix BProperties of Pure Species256
Appendix CHeat Capacities and Property Changes of Formation258
Appendix DThe Lee/Kesler Generalized Correlation Tables263
Appendix ESteam Tables271
List of Symbols291
Selected Glossary in Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics with Chinese Translation293
References299