Determination of Transport Properties for Dilute Gas Mixtures Involving Carbon Tetrafluoride

Abstract

Abstract: In our previous work,we calculated transport properties of pure gaseous polyatomic carbon tetrafluoride(CF4) and five equimolar binary gas mixtures of CF₄ with noble gases through inversion technique.The present work is a continuation of our studies on determining the transport properties of binary gas mixtures CF₄ with some gases including three diatomic molecules CO,N₂,and O₂,a linear polyatomic CO₂,and two non-linear polyatomic molecules SF₆ and CH₄.The Chapman-Enskog and Vesovic-Wakeham methods as well as inversion procedure are used to determine the viscosities,diffusivities,and thermal conductivities,which deviates from the literature values within 1%,4%,and 5%,respectively.

Key words: principle of corresponding states, inversion method, kinetic theory of gases, diffusivity, thermal conductivity, viscosity, transport properties

摘要： In our previous work,we calculated transport properties of pure gaseous polyatomic carbon tetrafluoride(CF4) and five equimolar binary gas mixtures of CF₄ with noble gases through inversion technique.The present work is a continuation of our studies on determining the transport properties of binary gas mixtures CF₄ with some gases including three diatomic molecules CO,N₂,and O₂,a linear polyatomic CO₂,and two non-linear polyatomic molecules SF₆ and CH₄.The Chapman-Enskog and Vesovic-Wakeham methods as well as inversion procedure are used to determine the viscosities,diffusivities,and thermal conductivities,which deviates from the literature values within 1%,4%,and 5%,respectively.

关键词: principle of corresponding states, inversion method, kinetic theory of gases, diffusivity, thermal conductivity, viscosity, transport properties

Mohammad Mehdi Papari, Jalil Moghadasi, Soodabeh Nikmanesh, Mahmood Reza Dehghan. Determination of Transport Properties for Dilute Gas Mixtures Involving Carbon Tetrafluoride[J]. , 2010, 18(2): 297-305.

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