International audienceHydrofluoroalkenes, like hexafluoropropylene, can be considered as new fluids for refrigeration systems, and consequently volumetric and critical property data are required. In this study a vibrating-tube densitometer technique was used to determine densities at 10 different temperatures between (263 and 362) K and pressures between (0.0009 and 10) MPa. The experimental uncertainties are ( 0.0005 MPa for pressure, ( 0.02 K for the temperature, and ( 0.05 % for vapor and liquid densities. Critical properties have been determined by direct measurement and utilization of experimental densities considering scaling laws. The Wagner, Span and Wagner, Peng-Robinson, and translated Peng-Robinson equations of state are used to correlate the data
International audience_______________________________________________________________________ In this study, we present new experimental data of vapor-liquid equilibrium for the binary system trifluoromethane (R23) + 2,3,3,3-tetrafluoropropene (R1234yf), measured at 254.10, 273.43, 293.24, 303.17, 318.08, 332.97, and 348.40 K and at pressure ranging from 0.1568 to 4.3553 MPa. A " static-analytic "-type apparatus is used to do the measurements, with sampling of the equilibrium phases via capillary sampler (ROLSI TM). We used two different methods to model the obtained isothermal P-x-y data: 1) the Peng-Robinson cubic equation of state, incorporating the Mathias-Copeman alpha function, combined with the NRTL excess free energy model and Wong-Sandler mixing rules, and 2) the PC-SAFT equation of state. Both models show a very good agreement with the experimental data. _______________________________________________________________________
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