1. Modeling of CO2/CH4Solubility in Single- and Mixed-Salt Solutions Using the Association Equation of State
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Yang, Hao-Lei, Bian, Xiao-Qiang, He, Wan-Chun, and Wang, Lian-Guo
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Constructing an accurate model with the capability to accurately forecast gas solubility in electrolyte solutions across diverse temperature, pressure, and salt concentration ranges holds significant relevance for carbon capture and storage (CCS). The model was modified by introducing the Debye–Hückel electrostatic term in the previously published CPA-MHV1 equation of state to account for the influence of salt on the gas solubility. The water–salt and gas–salt binary interaction parameters were optimized using experimental data, and the phase behavior of CO2and CH4was investigated in five salt solutions, NaCl, KCl, MgCl2, CaCl2, and Na2SO4. Furthermore, various association schemes for CO2were compared, revealing optimal simulation outcomes when modeling CO2as a nonself-associating molecule solvated in water. The average absolute relative deviation values of CO2and CH4obtained by this method in five single-salt solutions were 7.08 and 3.87%, respectively. The proposed model demonstrates a high degree of accuracy in simulating vapor–liquid equilibrium within water–gas–salt systems.
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- 2024
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