I want the properties of exhaust gases like viscosity, thermal conductivity, pradantal number at 4 bar pressure.
Heat Mass data book mostly gives these values at 1 bar pressure.
1. List the composition of exhaust gas (N2, CO2, CO, etc)
2. find the properties from the NIST data website at that pressure of 4bar https://webbook.nist.gov/chemistry/fluid/
3. use interpolation
eg. Viscosity will be
Miu_fg(k)=V_N2*Viscosity_N+ V_CO2*Viscosity_CO2+ V_WV*Viscosity_wv+ V_SO2*Viscosity_SO2 + V_O2*Viscosity_O2
V_N2 is mole fraction of nitrogen
Alternately you can use commercial software programs like HYSYS,HTRI to generate the properties,..
The properties of exhaust gases at high pressure will not be given in any heat transfer data book. However, defining components like CO2, SO2, CO, NOx etc.in the exhaust gas seperately and in some cases with respect to their partial pressure in exhaust gas, the properties may be found in Process Heat Transfer text books or chemical engineering text books or Hand Book of Heat Transfer . The correct properties of exhaust gases (blast furnace gas, coke oven gas etc in steel plants, natural and other gases evolved from petroleum products etc from petroleum refineries etc.) can be had in detail and in specific in their company catalogues. Determination of properties of components of exhaust gases is purely practical and are used for specific studies and applications only.
see
The volume Changes of Five Gases under High Pressures
Percy Williams Bridgman
https://b-ok.cc/book/568225/933337
You may find useful refer to:
B.E. Poling , J.M. Prausnitz, J.P. O'Connell, "The Properties of Gases and Liquids", 5th ed., McGraw-Hill, 2001.
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