iso12213x2 class

The iso12213x2 performs the calculation of mole average, molar density, density and compression in accordance with:

International standard ISO-12213-2: Natural gas - Calculation of compression factor - Part2: Calculation using molar-composition analysis, 1997-12-01.

Table 1: Description of the iso12213x2 class interface: properties (variables), methods (functions) and error flags.

 PROPERTIES
 Natural gas component

Set property value

Get property value

I

 X(I) mole fraction for

0

Methane

  

void SetComponentMolarFraction(short I, double X(I))

  double GetComponentMolarFraction(short I)

1

Nitrogen

2

Carbon dioxide

3

Ethane

4

Propane

5

Water

6

Hydrogen sylfide

7

Hydrogen

8

Carbon monoxide

9

Oxygen

10

iso-Butane

11

n-Butane

12

iso-Pentane

13

n-Pentane

14

n-Hexane

15

n-Heptane

16

n-Octane

17

n-Nonane

18

n-Decane

19

Helium

20

Argon

Pressure [MPa]

 void SetPressureMPa(double newP) double GetPressureMPa()

Temperature [K]

 void SetTemperatureK(double newT) double GetTemperatureK()

Error status

-

 long int GetErrorFlag()

Mole average

-

 double GetMoleAverage()

Molar density [kg-mole/m3]

-

 double GetMolarDensity()

Density [kg/m3] (see Figure)

-

 double GetDensity()

Compression (see Figure)

-

 double GetCompression()

Relative density at T2=273.15[K], p2=0.101325[MPa]

-

 double GetRelativeDensity()

Superior calorific value on a volumetric basis at T1=298.15[K], T2=273.15[K], p1=p2=0.101325[MPa]

-

 double GetSuperiorCalorificValue()

METHODS
Calculation of AGA8-92DC virial-type equation (ISO12213-2) long int CalculateIso12213x2(); calculates mole average, molar density, density, compression, relative density, superior calorific value and returns long int error status

ERROR STATUS
Error status bits are cleared or set upon the completion of long int CalculateIso12213x2() method as follows
Bit 0 =1 (000001H) There exist at least one mole fraction < 0.
Bit 1 =1 (000002H) The total sum of mole fractions <0.98 or >1.02
Bit 2 =1 (000004H) The total sum of mole fractions is not exactly equal to 1. This bit denotes only the warning that the fractions have been normalized to give the total sum of mole fractions equal to 1. If only bit 2 was set during the calculation the results are valid.
Bit 3 =1 (000008H) The mole fraction of Methane <0.5 or >1.0.
Bit 4 =1 (000010H) The mole fraction of Nitrogen >0.5.
Bit 5 =1 (000020H) The mole fraction of Carbon Dioxide >0.3.
Bit 6 =1 (000040H) The mole fraction of Ethane >0.2.
Bit 7 =1 (000080H) The mole fraction of Propane >0.05.
Bit 8 =1 (000100H) The mole fraction of Water >0.00015.
Bit 9 =1 (000200H) The mole fraction of Hydrogen sulfide > 0.0002.
Bit 10 =1 (000400H) The mole fraction of Hydrogen >0.10.
Bit 11 =1 (000800H) The mole fraction of Carbon monoxide > 0.03.
Bit 12 =1 (001000H) The mole fraction of Oxygen >0.0002.
Bit 13=1 (002000H) The mole fraction of Butanes (n-Butane + i-Butane) >0.015.
Bit 14 =1 (004000H) The mole fraction of Pentanes (n-pentane + i-Pentane) >0.005.
Bit 15 =1 (008000H) The mole fraction of Hexanes (n-Hexane) >0.001.
Bit 16 =1 (010000H) The mole fraction of Heptanes (n-Heptane) >0.0005.
Bit 17 =1 (020000H) The mole fraction of octanes plus higher hydrocarbons (n-Octane + n-Nonane + n-Decane) >0.01.
Bit 18 =1 (040000H) The mole fraction of Helium >0.005.
Bit 19 =1 (080000H) The mole fraction of Argon >0.0002
Bit 20 =1 (100000H) The pressure <0.1 Pa or >65 MPa.
Bit 21 =1 (200000H) The temperature temperature <225 K or >350 K.
Bit 22 =1 (400000H) The relative density <0.55 or >0.90.
Bit 23 =1 (800000H) The superior calorific value <20 MJ/m^3 or >48 MJ/m^3.
Bit 24,... All higher bits are unused.