All % compositions in the following problem are by mass, unless otherwise noted. The flow-sheet of the downstream section of a metal processing facility is shown in the Figure below. It has two waste streams: • Sream 1 has 23% Iron Oxide (ferric oxide) in water. • Stream 2 flows at 120 kg/hr has 14% by mole Magnesium Oxide in water. The two streams are combined and then passed through a filter that removes most of the solids. It is known that: • 89% of the iron oxide entering the process is removed through stream 4. • 90% of the magnesium oxide entering the process is removed through stream 4. • Stream 4 has 38% magnesium oxide in it. • Beside iron oxide and magnesium oxide, stream 4 also has some water in it (carried away with the filtered solids.) • Stream 5 contains mostly water and some iron oxide and magnesium oxide left over in it. It has 2.1% of magnesium oxide in it. Calculate the mass flow rate and composition (mass fractions) of all streams of the process. Mixer Filter
All % compositions in the following problem are by mass, unless otherwise noted. The flow-sheet of the downstream section of a metal processing facility is shown in the Figure below. It has two waste streams: • Sream 1 has 23% Iron Oxide (ferric oxide) in water. • Stream 2 flows at 120 kg/hr has 14% by mole Magnesium Oxide in water. The two streams are combined and then passed through a filter that removes most of the solids. It is known that: • 89% of the iron oxide entering the process is removed through stream 4. • 90% of the magnesium oxide entering the process is removed through stream 4. • Stream 4 has 38% magnesium oxide in it. • Beside iron oxide and magnesium oxide, stream 4 also has some water in it (carried away with the filtered solids.) • Stream 5 contains mostly water and some iron oxide and magnesium oxide left over in it. It has 2.1% of magnesium oxide in it. Calculate the mass flow rate and composition (mass fractions) of all streams of the process. Mixer Filter
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