Ec. Voutsas et al., PREDICTION OF VAPOR-LIQUID-EQUILIBRIA AT LOW AND HIGH-PRESSURES USINGUNIFAC-BASED MODELS, Industrial & engineering chemistry research, 34(2), 1995, pp. 681-687
Four recently developed models involving equations of state combined w
ith the UNIFAC G(E) expression: MHV2, PSRK, LCVM, and the Wong-Sandler
models are compared with respect to their performance in the predicti
on of vapor-liquid equilibria (VLE). The following cases are considere
d: (a) polar mixtures with components of similar size at low and high
pressures; (b) asymmetric systems containing supercritical gases and n
-alkanes; (c) infinite dilution activity coefficients in asymmetric hy
drocarbon mixtures. All models perform satisfactorily in the VLE predi
ction of symmetric systems (case a), but only the LCVM model for asymm
etric ones (cases b and c). The conventional gamma-phi approach has al
so been included in the comparison when applicable; i.e., low-pressure
VLE.