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Midterm February 26, 12:10 pm EST 2021
Third Year – Department of Chemical Engineering and Applied Chemistry
CHE311S – Separa
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Ammonia absorp
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on refrigera
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on is one method of refrigera
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on that uses substan
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less electricity than conven
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onal compression refrigera
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on cycles. The process uses
two flash processes, one flash separator at high pressure (the generator), and one flash
absorber (the reverse of separa
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on) at low pressure. For the low pressure flash
absorber, a liquid solu
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on of 40 mol% of ammonia in water (S8) is set in contact with
0.1 mol/s of pure ammonia gas (S1) to produce a concentrated solu
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on at its bubble
point at 30C and 3 bar (S2). This concentrated liquid solu
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on is then pumped to 12 bar
(S3), and then heated to a high enough temperature (S4) such that the generator
produces the 40 mol% ammonia solu
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on as saturated liquid (S6), and a concentrated
ammonia gas (S5) at high pressure (12 bar).
The Antoine equa
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ons [ log(P,bar)= A-B/(T,Kelvin+C) ] for water and ammonia are:
component
A
B
C
ammonia
4.86886
1113.928
-10.409
water
4.6543
1435.264
-64.848
The Henry's constant for Ammonia is H = 1 bar. Based on this informa
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on, the Margules 1-parameter for Ammonia-water is: +3.4
(introduce the value with its sign and one decimal, for example,
+3.4) A
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ng the TXY diagram for ammonia-water at 3 bar, the mol% ammonia in S2
is 46
(introduce the number without decimal, for example, if your
calcula
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on lead to 62.3 mol%, you would enter 62).
The molar flow (in mol/s) of the 40 mol% ammonia solu
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on (S8) required to absorb 0.1
mol/s of pure ammonia gas (S1) is 0.89
(introduce the number with two
decimals, for example, if your calcula
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on led to 1.8564, you would enter 1.86)
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er genera
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ng the TXY diagram for ammonia-water at 12 bar, the temperature (in
Celsius) of the flash-generator required to produce a 40 mol% saturated liquid ammonia
at 12 bar (S6) is 102
(introduce this number without decimal).
The composi
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on (in mol%) of the ammonia vapour (S5) generated from the generator
flash is 96
(introduce the number without decimal, for example, if you
obtained 89.58%, you would enter 90). +3.4
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The X-Y diagram below corresponds to a binary mixture of MC1 (mystery component 1)
and water. This mixture forms an azeotrope. At the temperature of the azeotrope and 1
bar of total pressure, the vapour pressure of MC1 and water are 0.89 bar and 0.53 bar,
respec
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vely. Based on this informa
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on, and using the Margules 2-parameters, then the value of A12
= -0.1
(enter the value with one decimal, and sign, for example, +1.2). The feed to the dis
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lla
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on column is F=10 mol/s saturated vapour with z1= 0.4. Your
final design should accomplish x1_top=0.78, and x1_bo
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om=0.1.
For this separa
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on, determine:
The minimum reflux ra
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o = 4.6
(enter the value with one decimal)
The minimum number of equilibrium trays = 7
(enter the value as an
integer)
Considering the opera
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o as 1.5*Rmin, then the molar flow in mol/s of
the vapour in the top is 348.8
(enter the value with one decimal)
Considering that the overall e
ffi
ciency of the trays is 0.75, then the total number of
actual trays = 9
(enter the value as an integer)
The feed tray (actual, not equilibrium) is = 4
(enter the value as an
integer)
Considering a molar volume of the vapour in the top as 0.03 m^3/mol, the density of
the gas as 0.002 g/ml and the density of the liquid as 0.8 g/ml, a tray spacing of 0.6 m,
then the recommended superficial velocity of the gas (in m/s) is = 0.9
m/s (enter the value with one decimal), and the column diameter (in meters) is =
3.8
(enter the value with one decimal). The total height of the column in meters is = 7.5
(enter the value with
one decimal)
Assuming that you are using a 1-pass tray, then weir loading (in m^3/min-m),
considering a molar volume of the liquid of 67mL/mol, is = 0.16
(enter
the value with two decimals) -0.1
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The table below includes the composi
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on of the feed to a mul
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component dis
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tower, including the frac
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llate stream. The feed flowrate
is 100 mol/s. Component
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C
% recovery in
dis
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llate
propane(C3)
0.1
4.53678
1149.36
24.906
butane(C4)
0.15
4.35576
1175.581
-2.071
pentane(C5)
0.2
3.9892
1070.617
-40.454
hexane(C6)
0.25
4.00266
1171.53
-48.784
99
heptane (C7)
0.3
4.02832
1268.636
-56.199
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bar, the pressure you select is bar.
At this pressure, the temperature in the condenser in Celsius is (enter the value without decimal), and the temperature of the reboiler is
(enter the value without decimal. The LK/HK average rela
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ve vola
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lity is (enter the value with one
decimal point)
Considering that Ropera
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onal = 1.5*Rmin, the the reflux ra
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o is (enter the value with one decimal point)
Considering an overall tray e
ffi
ciency of 75%, the number of actual trays in the stripping
sec
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on of the column is and in the rec
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fying sec
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on are
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Considering an inter-tray spacing of 0.5m, the diameter of the dis
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lla
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on column in
meters is (enter the value with one decimal)
The height of the column in meters is (enter the value with one
decimal)
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The McCabe-Thiele method is a simplifica
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on, a more rigorous method would consider the
energy balance in each tray to obtain L/V per tray
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When the Margules parameter is nega
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ve, it means that there is a net repulsion between
the species
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a 5 mol% solu
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reboiler will increase to maintain the target separa
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Key A = B = C = A) Plot the following data on the graph provided. Time (sec) [A] [B] [C] A+B=C 20 10 0 12 6.0 4.0 8.0 4.0 6.0 6.0 3.0 7.0 5.0 2.5 7.5 5.0 2.5 7.5 0 10 20 30 40 50 Concentration [ 1.M B) At time, 10 seconds, which reaction is a greater rate (Forwards, reverse, neither)? C) At time, 40 seconds, which reaction is a greater rate (Forwards, reverse, neither)? D) At what time did the reaction reach equilibrium? E) Why is the amount of A decreasing faster than the amount of B? What can you infer about the balanced equation? (Hint: What is the formula of C in terms of A and B?)
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Lab Data
Time (min)
0
5
10
15
20
Rate of volume change (mL/hr)
Rate of volume change(
hr
=
Tube 1
White Light Volume (ml)
2.8
3.8
4.7
5.6
6.6
1
final volume(mL)-initial volume(mL)
Time (min)
How to Calculate Rate of Volume Change i
Tube 2
Covered Volume (mL)
2.8
2.4
2
1.6
1.2
x 60(
-X
min
hr
1
Complete the following steps:
Calculate rate of volume change fa
Elodea in white light. Record in Lall
Data
Calculate rate of volume change fo
Elodea in covered tube. Record in I
Data
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