why does code get wrong output for K(c7+) ?
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%This program calculate K-factor from Wilson Equation
%mixture contain:
%1=C1,2=C2,3=C3,4=i-C4,5=n-C4,6=i,C5,7=n,C5,8=C6,9=CO2,10=N2,11=C7+
clear
clc
clf
disp('calculating K-factore from Wilson equation')
disp('')
disp('mixture contain C1,C2,C3,i-C4,n-C4,i-C5,n-C5,C6,CO2,N2,C7+')
%input
P=input('pressure(psia)=');
T=input ('Temperature(R)=');
M_C7p=input('Molecular weight of C7+=');
gama=input('Relative density of C7+=');
%matrix of critical Temprature
Tc_c7p=608+364*(log10(M_C7p-71.2))+((2450*log10(M_C7p))-3800)*log10(gama);
Tc=[343.37 550.09 666.01 734.98 765.65 829.1 845.7 913.7 547.91 227.6 Tc_c7p];
%matrix of critical Pressure
Pc_c7p=1.188-431*log10(M_C7p-61.1)+(2.319-(852*log10(M_C7p-53.7)))*(gama-.8);
Pc=[667.8 707.8 616.3 529.1 550.7 490.4 488.6 436.9 1071 493.1 Pc_c7p];
%matrix of accentric factor
w=[.0104 .0986 .1524 .1848 .2010 .2223 .2539 .3007 .225 .040];
%matrix of normal boiling point
Tb=[94 303 416.25 471 491 542 557 610 194 109];
Tb_c7p=.0004347*(Tc_c7p^2)+265;
w_c7p=(3/7)*((log10(Pc_c7p/14.7))/((Tc_c7p/Tb_c7p)-1));
w=[w w_c7p];
for i=1:11
K(i)=(Pc(i)/P)*exp(5.37*(1+w(i))*(1-(Tc(i)/T)));
end
fprintf('K(c1)=%f\n K(c2)=%f\n K(c3)=%f\n K(i-c4)=%f\n',K(1),K(2),K(3),K(4))
fprintf('K(n-c4)=%f\n K(i-c5)=%f\n K(n-c5)=%f\n K(c6)=%f\n',K(5),K(6),K(7),K(8))
fprintf('K(co2)=%f\n K(N2)=%f\n K(c7+)=%f\n',K(9),K(10),K(11))
7 Comments
Jan
on 3 Jun 2018
Please post only one thread per question. I've closed the other one, and mentioned there, that the question contains too few information to be answered.
Dennis
on 4 Jun 2018
Your K values can have quite a few leading 0s. You could change your output from floating point to exponential (%e instead of %f).
mohammad zamehrian
on 4 Jun 2018
Dennis
on 4 Jun 2018
You can increase the number of digits shown. %.12f will show 12 digits after decimal point.
mohammad zamehrian
on 4 Jun 2018
Dennis
on 4 Jun 2018
Run your code and type vpa(K) it will prompt your K values with 32 digits. When i run your code it works, but i am guessing input values.
mohammad zamehrian
on 4 Jun 2018
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