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| author | Tom, Roshan Mathew Rajauria, Sukumar Dai, Qing |
| author_facet | Tom, Roshan Mathew Rajauria, Sukumar Dai, Qing |
| contents | This report evaluates the applicability of the ideal gas law in the pressurized air-bearing of hard disk drives when calculating the relative humidity. We employ a semi-analytical numerical method that solves vapor-liquid equilibrium using the Redlich-Kwong and Peng-Robinson equation of state to calculate the saturation pressure of water. The deviation from the ideal gas law is quantified and examined through saturation pressure isotherms. We find that at low temperatures, lighter gases such as helium show little deviation from the ideal gas law, whereas heavier gases such as nitrogen deviate significantly. As temperature increases, the difference between the gases decreases. The results suggest that in areas of low temperature, the non-ideal nature of gases must be taken into account. |
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| spellingShingle | Applicability of Ideal Gas Law in the Air-bearing of Hard Drives Tom, Roshan Mathew Rajauria, Sukumar Dai, Qing Applied Physics Chemical Physics This report evaluates the applicability of the ideal gas law in the pressurized air-bearing of hard disk drives when calculating the relative humidity. We employ a semi-analytical numerical method that solves vapor-liquid equilibrium using the Redlich-Kwong and Peng-Robinson equation of state to calculate the saturation pressure of water. The deviation from the ideal gas law is quantified and examined through saturation pressure isotherms. We find that at low temperatures, lighter gases such as helium show little deviation from the ideal gas law, whereas heavier gases such as nitrogen deviate significantly. As temperature increases, the difference between the gases decreases. The results suggest that in areas of low temperature, the non-ideal nature of gases must be taken into account. |
| title | Applicability of Ideal Gas Law in the Air-bearing of Hard Drives |
| topic | Applied Physics Chemical Physics |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2408.05947 |