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Thermal conductivities λ of ethylene and propane were measured in the temperature and pressure ranges 400–750 K and 0.1–2.65 MPa (ethylene) and 400–725 K and 0.1 to 0.6 MPa (propane). The data were correlated by expressions of the form λ=λ0(T) ×λp(P), with λ0 being a second order polynomial in temperature and λp a third (ethylene) or a fourth (propane) order polynomial in pressure. The results obtained were compared with previous thermal conductivity measurements

High temperature–high pressure thermal conductivities of ethylene and propane