Determination of Viscosity under Pressurefor Organic Substances and Its Correlationwith Density under High Pressure
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Determination of Viscosity under Pressurefor Organic Substances and Its Correlationwith Density under High Pressure
CIESC JournalIssue 3, (1991)
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天津大学化工系,天津大学化工系 天津,天津,北京化工学院
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Online First:25 June 1991,
Published:25 June 1991
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张建侯, 刘洪勤. Determination of Viscosity under Pressurefor Organic Substances and Its Correlationwith Density under High Pressure[J]. CIESC Journal, 1991, (3).
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张建侯, 刘洪勤. Determination of Viscosity under Pressurefor Organic Substances and Its Correlationwith Density under High Pressure[J]. CIESC Journal, 1991, (3).DOI:
Determination of Viscosity under Pressurefor Organic Substances and Its Correlationwith Density under High Pressure
The falling-body viscometer was structurally improved and used in thedetermination of liquid viscosities of 294 points for four pure substances
tetra-hydrofuran
acetone
methyl-cyanide and aniline
and three binary mixtures
benzene + cyclohexane
1-propanol + n-heptane
and n-butanol + n-heptane
under pressure from 0.1 to 29.5 MPa in the temperature range from 298. 15 to 348. 15K (±0.05K). A correlation equation of liquid viscosity with density under high pressure was proposed. The equation was used to correlate the viscosity data of 1049 points of 34 substances of various types in a pressure range from 0.1 to 500MPa and at a maximum temperature variation of 170K. The overall average relative deviation was 2.64%
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