MEASUREMENT AND MODELING OF ATMOSPHERIC-PRESSURE VAPOR-LIQUID-EQUILIBRIUM DATA FOR BINARY, TERNARY AND QUATERNARY MIXTURES OF SUCROSE, GLUCOSE, FRUCTOSE AND WATER COMPONENTS
S. Abderafi et T. Bounahmidi, MEASUREMENT AND MODELING OF ATMOSPHERIC-PRESSURE VAPOR-LIQUID-EQUILIBRIUM DATA FOR BINARY, TERNARY AND QUATERNARY MIXTURES OF SUCROSE, GLUCOSE, FRUCTOSE AND WATER COMPONENTS, Fluid phase equilibria, 93, 1994, pp. 337-351
Experimental vapor-liquid equilibrium (VLE) data have been obtained on
binary, ternary and quaternary mixtures for synthetic sugar juices co
mposed of water, sucrose, glucose and fructose. The data were obtained
at atmospheric pressure using an Othmer apparatus. To fit the equilib
rium data, the Peng-Robinson and the Lee-Kesler equations of state as
well as the NRTL model were used. Binary interaction parameters for th
ese models were identified using the maximum likelihood principle. The
results showed that the Peng-Robinson equation of state produced a be
tter fit of the experimental data as well as a better prediction of th
e boiling point curve for a quaternary mixture.