Viscosity in Simple Fluids: A Different Perspective Based on the Thermodynamic Dimension

IF 2.8 3区工程技术 Q3 CHEMISTRY, PHYSICAL Fluid Phase Equilibria Pub Date : 2024-07-08 DOI:10.1016/j.fluid.2024.114178

Ali Ghandili

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Abstract

This work presents a different perspective on viscosity and a new interpretation of it by treating the fluid as a fractal lattice incorporating temporary molecular clusters (t-clusters) and using the thermodynamic dimension (D_T) idea. The D_T connects fluid viscosity to its EoS by computing the effective intermolecular potential, U(r, T), which may be found via thermodynamic relations from the fluid equation of state (EoS). Finally, a general viscosity equation is developed utilizing standard and well-established statistical thermodynamic relations. The approach is applied to nitrogen fluid as a case study because of the fluid's extensiveness data in the literature. Less than 2% is the absolute average deviation percent (AAD%) for viscosity prediction in the range of 65 K to 1000 K for pressures less than 2000 MPa. It is simple to code the viscosity equation that is obtained.

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简单流体的粘度：基于热力学维度的不同视角

本研究将流体视为包含临时分子簇（t-clusters）的分形晶格，并利用热力学维度（DT）思想，从另一个角度对粘度进行了新的解释。DT 通过计算有效分子间势能 U(r,T)，将流体粘度与其状态方程（EoS）联系起来。最后，利用标准和成熟的统计热力学关系建立了一般粘度方程。该方法以氮气流体为例进行研究，因为该流体在文献中具有一定的延展性数据。在 65 K 到 1000 K 的范围内，压力小于 2000 MPa 时，粘度预测的绝对平均偏差率 (AAD%) 小于 2%。对得到的粘度方程进行编码非常简单。

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Fluid Phase Equilibria 工程技术-工程：化工

CiteScore

5.30

自引率

15.40%

发文量

223

审稿时长

53 days

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