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Calculate Compressibility Factor Using EMR

This document discusses using the Eykman molecular refraction (EMR) method to calculate the compressibility factor of a gas composition at specific pressure and temperature conditions. The EMR method uses correlations between EMR and the reduced temperature or reduced pressure of the gases to determine compressibility. Charts can then be used with the EMR value to find the compressibility factor.

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Calculate Compressibility Factor Using EMR

This document discusses using the Eykman molecular refraction (EMR) method to calculate the compressibility factor of a gas composition at specific pressure and temperature conditions. The EMR method uses correlations between EMR and the reduced temperature or reduced pressure of the gases to determine compressibility. Charts can then be used with the EMR value to find the compressibility factor.

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For the gas composition given below, find the compressibility factor

at 2500 psia and 650 oR using EMR method.


Eykman molecular
refraction (EMR) method
• In EMR method, correlations,
correlating well with the
physical properties of natural
gas, are used.

EMR vs. Tc/Pc correlation

EMR vs. Tc/(Pc)0.5 correlation


Compressibility chart
for EMR method

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