Abstract

Perturbed chain statistical associating fluid theory (PC-SAFT) equation of state (EoS), mean spherical approximation (MSA) term and Born term are combined and proposed as a new electrolyte equation of state (ePC_SAFT-MB EoS) to model the solubility of H2S in aqueous N-methyldiethanolamine (MDEA) solutions in a wide range of temperature, pressure, MDEA concentration, and H2S loading. In order to find the best association schemes (2B, 3B and 4C) for H2O, MDEA and H2S in PC-SAFT EoS, different association schemes are considered for each one of the components in the wide range of temperature and pure parameters are determined. The binary interaction parameters (BIP) for H2O + H2S and MDEA + H2O binary systems are adjusted in the VLE calculation for different association schemes. The best result with minimum average absolute relative deviation percent (AAD%) of 2.21 and 2.72 are obtained with considering the 4C, 4C and 3B association schemes for MDEA, water and H2S, respectively. By using the obtained BIPs, 277 data points of the bubble pressure for H2O + MDEA + H2S system are predicted by PC-SAFT EoS with the AAD% of 25.5. To improve the accuracy of PC-SAFT EoS, the Born and MSA terms are added to PC-SAFT EoS. The BIPs between the ion-ion and molecules-ions are adjusted by the bubble pressure calculation algorithm using 277 experimental data points. Very good results with the AAD% of 18.6 are obtained by adjusting the binary parameters (MDEAH+−MDEA,MDEAH+−H2O,MDEAH+–H2S and MDEAH+−HS−) in H2O + MDEA + H2S ternary system. Finally, to investigate the predictive ability of the proposed ePC_SAFT-MB EoS, it is employed to model the selected 44 solubility data points of H2O + MDEA + H2S system without further adjustment for model parameters. The value of AADs% is obtained about 30.0 for the H2 S partial pressure, which shows the predictive ability of the proposed model.

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