User Defined Real Gas Model

August 13, 2005, 03:46

I need to model natural gas in a high pressure (6000kPa) pipeline. I believe that I need a user defined real gas model to do this.

I am looking for code for such a model. It can be Peng-Robinson Equation of State or Redlich-Kwong EOS or similar.

If anyone has this udf, or knows where I can get one from, I will appreciate it a lot.

A UDRGM for methane would be just as helpful. Actually, a UDRGM for any gas will be great. I can always modify it for my needs.

Thank you all in advance.

ashrawage · October 25, 2012, 14:05

these equations are available in the material properties of fluent..
just check under density and you will find Peng Robinson equation of state..
All the best...

August 13, 2005, 03:46	User Defined Real Gas Model	#1
john Guest Posts: n/a	I need to model natural gas in a high pressure (6000kPa) pipeline. I believe that I need a user defined real gas model to do this. I am looking for code for such a model. It can be Peng-Robinson Equation of State or Redlich-Kwong EOS or similar. If anyone has this udf, or knows where I can get one from, I will appreciate it a lot. A UDRGM for methane would be just as helpful. Actually, a UDRGM for any gas will be great. I can always modify it for my needs. Thank you all in advance.

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October 25, 2012, 14:05		#2
ashrawage Member Abhijeet Shrawage Join Date: Feb 2012 Posts: 31 Rep Power: 14	these equations are available in the material properties of fluent.. just check under density and you will find Peng Robinson equation of state.. All the best...