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PVTx study of binary system R22/R152a with Burnett method

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This paper reports the PVTx properties of R22/R152a system in the ranges of temperature from 298.15 K to 353.15 K and pressure from 0.288 MPa to 1.288 MPa. Sixty seven PVTx measurements for three compositions, i.e., 0.2712, 0.4094 and 0.7911 mole fraction of R22, have been measured along 16 isotherms. The uncertainties of temperature and pressure measurements are less than 0.01 K and ±500 Pa respectively. The reliability of the experimental measurements is confirmed by using REFPROP program, a computer program suggested by Morrison et al[4].

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Su, Z., Jiang, B., Yan, J. et al. PVTx study of binary system R22/R152a with Burnett method. J. of Thermal Science 3, 77–81 (1994). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02653093

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