Please solve question 18,? cdn.fbsbx.comDonesystem shown in Figure P2.17. The reaction isN2 + 3H2 – 2NH399 of 494onia is removed completely in the separator. A feed stream con-sisting of 2% argon (by mole) and stoichiometric proportion of the reac-tants is fed into the system at the rate of 100 mol/min. The mole fractionof argon in the purge stream (stream 6) is 5%, and the conversion perpass in the reactor is 10%, Determine:a. The production rate of ammoniab. The overall (process) conversions of nitrogen and hydrogenc. The flow rate of the recycle stream (stream 7)2.183 A gaseous fuel consisting of a mixture of methane (CH4) and ethane(C,H) is fed into a burner in a proportion of 1 mol of fuel per 18 mol ofair. The following reactions are believed to take place in the reactor:CH4 + 202- CO2 + 2H2O2CH4 + 302- 2CO + 4H2O2C,H6 + 5024CO + 6H2O3ReactorSeparator4+ Ammonia76 PurgeFigure P2.17Ammonia rector with a separator.BIBLIOGRAPHY792C2H6 + 702 → 4CO2 + 6H2O2CO + 02 - 2CO2An analysis of the flue gas (dry basis) indicates that it consists of 7.71%CO,, 0.51% CO, 7.41% O2, 84.32% of N2, and a trace amount of methaneand ethane (% mole). Calculate:a. The composition of the fuelb. The conversion of oxygenc. The conversion of methaned. The conversion of ethanee. The excess amount of air used

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An analysis of the flue gas (dry basis) indicates that it consists of 7.71% CO, 0.51% CO, 7.41% O, 84.32% of N2, and a trace amount of methane and ethane (% mole). Calculate: a. The composition of the fuel b. The conversion of oxygen c. The conversion of methane d. The conversion of ethane e. The excess amount of air used

An analysis of the flue gas (dry basis) indicates that it consists of 7.71% CO, 0.51% CO, 7.41% O, 84.32% of N2, and a trace amount of methane and ethane (% mole). Calculate: a. The composition of the fuel b. The conversion of oxygen c. The conversion of methane d. The conversion of ethane e. The excess amount of air used

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