Determination of P–V–T–x properties of the CO2–H2O system up to 573.15K and 120MPa—Experiments and model
Determination of P–V–T–x properties of the CO2–H2O system up to 573.15K and 120MPa—Experiments and model
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测定高达 573.15K 和 120MPa 的 CO2-H2O 体系的 P-V-T-x 特性——实验和模型
DOI:
10.1016/j.chemgeo.2016.01.011
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发表时间:
2016
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影响因子:
3.9
通讯作者:
Lantao Geng
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作者:
Qingcheng Hu;Huirong Guo;Xinbiao Lü Wanjun Lu;Ying Chen;Yan Zhu;Lantao Geng
A new method is being developed as part of this study to measure the Pressure–Volume–Temperature–composition (P–V–T–x) properties of the CO2–H2O system at temperatures from 273.15 to 513.15 K and pressures from 30 to 120 MPa. The density of a CO2–H2O solution is determined by measuring the volumetric change of the solution sealed in a capillary High-Pressure Optical Cell (HPOC), through a systematic correction. This study partially fills the current density/molar volume data gap for dilute CO2–H2O systems. Data show that the density of CO2–H2O mixture (ρCO2–H2O) changes little below 298.15 K, then decreases more rapidly thanρH2Owith increasing temperature at constant pressure, and eventually becomes lower thanρH2Oin high temperature range (for example, above 489 K at 30 MPa). This pivoting temperature (Tp, above whichρCO2–H2Obecomes lower thanρH2O) monotonously increases with increasing pressure (to 575 K as the pressure reaches 120 MPa). The calculated apparent molar volume of CO2in water (VΦ,CO2) is independent of CO2concentration, but is negatively correlated to pressure when the temperature is above 298.15 K. A revisedVΦ,CO2model for dilute CO2–H2O systems is proposed based on this study. This revised model can reproduce both the current and previous density data with an acceptable error range at temperatures up to 573.15 K and pressures up to 120 MPa. It can be used reliably to simulate geological sequestration of CO2into water aquifers, and in the study ofP–V–T–xevolution of geo-fluids (e.g., CO2-bearing aqueous ore forming fluids).