Vapour-liquid equilibrium data and critical properties were determined
for a three-centre Lennard-Jones potential model (the Tildesley-Madde
n potential) for liquid carbon disulphide. The methods used are based
on the Taylor expansion of the chemical potential calculated by Monte
Carlo simulation in the canonical and in the isothermal-isobaric ensem
bles. Gibbs ensemble Monte Carlo simulations were also carried out for
comparison. Phase coexistence data were obtained at rather low temper
atures applying the Gibbs-Helmholtz equation for converting the chemic
al potential from higher temperature. The three methods for the calcul
ation of the vapour-liquid equilibria yielded essentially the same res
ults. At lower temperatures the agreement with experiment is better.