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Course Name	Turkish	Hidrokarbon Akışkanların Termodinamiği
	English	Hydrocarbon Thermodynamics
Course Code	PET 509E	Credit	Lecture (hour/week)	Recitation (hour/week)	Laboratory (hour/week)
Semester	3	3	3	-	-
Course Language		English
Course Coordinator		Şenol Yamanlar Şenol Yamanlar
Course Objectives		1. To introduce basic concepts of thermodynamics; 2. To introduce phase behavior of pure and mixtures of hydrocarbons; 3. To demonstrate how to write energy and mass balances for open and closed systems; 4. To show how to predict thermodynamic properties using equation of state and correlations; 5. To explain chemical potential, fugacity, and fugacity coefficient; 6. To introduce processes used in petroleum and natural gas reservoir modeling.
Course Description		General phase behavior od petroleum and natural gas systems; First and second laws of thermodynamics; Thermodynamic processes; Mass and energy balance for open systems; PVT behavior of pure components; Corresponding states law; Equations of state; Vapor pressure, z-factor for hydrocarbon gases, enthalpy, entropy and heat capacity correlations; Property relations for homogeneous phases; Residual properties; Joule-Thomson effect; Simple models for VLE; Property relations for mixtures, chemical potential and phase equilibrium, partial properties; Definition of fugacity and fugacity coefficient; Models for ideal mixtures; Modeling of vapor-liquid equilibrium; CCE, CVD and differential vaporization processes.
Course Outcomes		M.Sc. students who successfully pass this course gain knowledge, skill and competency in the following subjects; I.Basic concepts of thermodynamics; II.Phase behavior of pure and hydrocarbon mixtures; III.Energy and mass balances for thermodynamic systems; IV.Prediction of thermodynamic properties using equation of state and correlations; V.Simple models for VLE VI.Prediction of VLE using chemical potential, fugacity and fugacity coefficient; VII.Processes encountered during petroleum and natural gas production.
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