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Introduction to Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics
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i just need help with degree of freedoms...

 

i see 3 variables 3 equations 

 

but what about flows, compositions, constraits, stream variables, performance

don't need the math just the process flow diagram

other ppl say 3=3 so DOF of 0 but I'm seeing compositions and stuff here

 

plz help

A spent sulfuric acid stream from a nitration process consists of 30. wt%
H2SO4 in water. This dilute acid is to be strengthened by the addition of a stream of 90.
wt% sulfuric acid, and a stream of 90. wt% nitric acid (HNO3). The product stream is to
consist of 40. wt% sulfuric acid and 40. wt% nitric acid. The resulting mixture is
produced at 100. Ibm/min. Calculate the quantities of spent and concentrated acids that
should be mixed to produce the fortified acid mix. Perform a DOF analysis to show that
a solution is possible. You must DRAW A DIAGRAM and SHOW YOUR WORK.
Variables
Constraints
Flow
| Composition
Performance
Material Balances
Total
Stream
System
Total
Transcribed Image Text:A spent sulfuric acid stream from a nitration process consists of 30. wt% H2SO4 in water. This dilute acid is to be strengthened by the addition of a stream of 90. wt% sulfuric acid, and a stream of 90. wt% nitric acid (HNO3). The product stream is to consist of 40. wt% sulfuric acid and 40. wt% nitric acid. The resulting mixture is produced at 100. Ibm/min. Calculate the quantities of spent and concentrated acids that should be mixed to produce the fortified acid mix. Perform a DOF analysis to show that a solution is possible. You must DRAW A DIAGRAM and SHOW YOUR WORK. Variables Constraints Flow | Composition Performance Material Balances Total Stream System Total
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Degree of Freedom Analysis is important as it helps in knowing unknown quantities and calculate them. Flow rates, compositions and sometimes temperature and pressure comes under consideration. Degrees of Freedom is difference between Variables and Constraints where the above mentioned are segregated into these two. The solution is only possible when the degrees of freedom is equal to zero. 

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