Thermodynamics Properties of Hydrocarbons

ENCH610046 / ENCH800021

Prerequisites

Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics

Course Type

Elective

Credit Hours

3

Course Description

After taking this course, students are able to estimate the magnitude of several thermodynamic properties of hydrocarbons and their phase conditions, either by manual calculations or using software. Lectures are conducted through face-to-face meetings, class discussions, and problem solving both individually and in groups. Topics to be discussed in this course include basic concepts of thermodynamics, P-v-T data correlation, thermodynamic properties, Vapor-Liquid Behavior, and Water-Hydrocarbon systems. The language used can be Indonesian or English.

Course Learning Outcomes

  • Predict the magnitude of thermodynamic properties of hydrocarbons and their phase conditions.
  • Perform predictions manually or using software calculations.

Course Content / Syllabus

  • Introduction to Hydrocarbon Thermodynamic Properties

    • Overview of thermodynamic properties specific to hydrocarbons
    • Importance in process design, production, and transport of hydrocarbons
  • Basic Thermodynamic Concepts

    • Fundamental thermodynamic principles: energy, work, and heat
    • Laws of thermodynamics and their relevance to hydrocarbon systems
  • P-V-T Data Correlations

    • Pressure-Volume-Temperature (P-V-T) relationships for hydrocarbon systems
    • Correlation methods for thermodynamic data analysis
  • Physical Properties of Hydrocarbon Fluids

    • Key physical properties: viscosity, density, heat capacity, and thermal conductivity
    • Measurement and significance of these properties in industrial processes
  • Computing Aided Thermodynamic Properties

    • Use of computational tools to calculate and model thermodynamic properties
    • Software and methods for property estimation in hydrocarbon systems
  • Vapor-Liquid Behavior of Two-Phase Systems

    • Analysis of phase behavior in vapor-liquid equilibrium
    • Techniques for studying and modeling two-phase systems in hydrocarbons
  • Water-Hydrocarbon System Behavior

    • Behavior of water and hydrocarbon mixtures in various conditions
    • Applications in separation processes, mixing, and extraction
  • Product Specifications in the Disposal Lease of Hydrocarbons

    • Understanding product specifications for hydrocarbon disposal
    • Regulations and standards in the management of hydrocarbon products

Recommended References

  1. Wayne C. Edmister & Byung Ik Lee, Applied Hydrocarbon Thermodynamics, Volume 1, Gulf Publishing Company, 1988, Houston, Texas.
  2. John M. Campbell, Gas Conditioning and Processing, Vol. 1, 8th ed., Campbell Petroleum Series, 2001.