Can you please help and show all work. Box in all answers. As discussed earlier in the semester, a hydrotreater removes sulfur from organic compounds andsaturates aromatics and olefins for fuel production. To perform these reactions, Hz must be addedto the molecules. To get this needed hydrogen, Steam Methane Reforming (SMR) is used toconvert steam and methane to CO2 and H2.CH. + 2H:0 → CO; + 4H:Suppose a membrane separator, operating at 8 atm and 350 °F, is used to separate the H; andCO.. Assuming the fluid behaves as an ideal gas, determine:a. SCFH going into the separatorb. The true volumetric flow rate going into the separatorc. The molar flow rates of H; and CO, leaving the separatord. The mass flow rate of Hz and CO: leaving the separatorH2H,0CH,H2 & CO; MembraneSMR1,000 Ib- Separatormol/hrCO:

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As discussed earlier in the semester, a hydrotreater removes sulfur from organic compounds and
saturates aromatics and olefins for fuel production. To perform these reactions, Hz must be added
to the molecules. To get this needed hydrogen, Steam Methane Reforming (SMR) is used to
convert steam and methane to CO2 and H2.
CH. + 2H:0 → CO; + 4H:
Suppose a membrane separator, operating at 8 atm and 350 °F, is used to separate the H; and
CO.. Assuming the fluid behaves as an ideal gas, determine:
a. SCFH going into the separator
b. The true volumetric flow rate going into the separator
c. The molar flow rates of H; and CO, leaving the separator
d. The mass flow rate of Hz and CO: leaving the separator
H2
H,0
CH,
H2 & CO; Membrane
SMR
1,000 Ib- Separator
mol/hr
CO:

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At the standard temperature of fifty-nine degrees Fahrenheit the SCFM is calculated .SCFM is the standard cubic feet per minute. The SFM is obtained from the conversion of the rate in pounds per hour. The reaction is used to obtain the hydrogen, carbon dioxide molar rate.