Moritz, K.
, Kleinrahm, R.
, McLinden, M.
and Richter, M.
(2017),
Development of a new densimeter for the combined investigation of dew-point densities and sorption phenomena of fluid mixtures, Measurement Science and Technology, [online], https://doi.org/10.1088/1361-6501/aa940a, https://tsapps.nist.gov/publication/get_pdf.cfm?pub_id=923979
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Development of a new densimeter for the combined investigation of dew-point densities and sorption phenomena of fluid mixtures
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Katharina Moritz, Reiner Kleinrahm, , Markus Richter
Abstract
For the determination of dew-point densities and pressures of fluid mixtures, a new densimeter has been developed. The new apparatus is based on the well-established two-sinker density measurement principle with the additional capability of quantifying sorption effects. In the vicinity of the dew line, such effects cause a change in composition of the gas mixture under study, which can significantly distort accurate density measurements. The new experimental technique enables the accurate measurement of dew-point densities and pressures and the quantification of sorption effects at the same time.Citation
Measurement Science and Technology
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28
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Journals
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Keywords
saturated vapor density, dew point, sorption phenomena, two-sinker densimeter
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Created November 20, 2017, Updated October 12, 2021