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A first order isomerisation reaction AB takes place in an isothermal tubular reactor. Start with the mole balance equation and assume plug flow to derive an equation to calculate the reactor volume in terms of the molar flow rate of reactant'A'.

A first order isomerisation reaction AB takes place in an isothermal tubular reactor. Start with the mole balance equation and assume plug flow to derive an equation to calculate the reactor volume in terms of the molar flow rate of reactant'A'.

Introduction to Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics
Introduction to Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics
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Author:J.M. Smith Termodinamica en ingenieria quimica, Hendrick C Van Ness, Michael Abbott, Mark Swihart
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Question B1 A first order isomerisation reaction AB takes place in an isothermal tubular reactor. Start with the mole balance equation and assume plug flow to derive an equation to calculate the reactor volume in terms of the molar flow rate of reactant 'A'.
Transcribed Image Text:Question B1 A first order isomerisation reaction AB takes place in an isothermal tubular reactor. Start with the mole balance equation and assume plug flow to derive an equation to calculate the reactor volume in terms of the molar flow rate of reactant 'A'.
If the reaction is carried out in a PFR at a flow rate ve=0.6 m3/s, calculate the reactor volume and the space time required to achieve a 80% fractional conversion, assume the rate constant k=0.4 s-1,
Transcribed Image Text:If the reaction is carried out in a PFR at a flow rate ve=0.6 m3/s, calculate the reactor volume and the space time required to achieve a 80% fractional conversion, assume the rate constant k=0.4 s-1,
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