Information The first order isomerisation reaction A --> B is to be carried out in a perfectly mixed single CSTR. The contents are to be maintained at 436K using coiling coils. However the feed stream of component A (liquid) is supplied at 293K. The densities of A and B at 436K are each 900 kg m-3 and their heat capacities and relative molecular weights are 0.525 kJ mol- 1K 250 respectively. The rate constant (k436) at 436K = 0.80h-1. An annual production rate of B of 106 Kg is required at a conversion of 0.97. find the following: - (A) The liquid hold up in the tank, Vr (B) The heat load on the cooler if the plant is to be operational for 8000h in the year. Steps to include: Material balance of a CSTR. Calculate the mean residence time t. Calculate the volumetric flowrate UO. Calculate the volume, Vr, of the reactor. Calculate the heat duty on the cooler.
Information The first order isomerisation reaction A --> B is to be carried out in a perfectly mixed single CSTR. The contents are to be maintained at 436K using coiling coils. However the feed stream of component A (liquid) is supplied at 293K. The densities of A and B at 436K are each 900 kg m-3 and their heat capacities and relative molecular weights are 0.525 kJ mol- 1K 250 respectively. The rate constant (k436) at 436K = 0.80h-1. An annual production rate of B of 106 Kg is required at a conversion of 0.97. find the following: - (A) The liquid hold up in the tank, Vr (B) The heat load on the cooler if the plant is to be operational for 8000h in the year. Steps to include: Material balance of a CSTR. Calculate the mean residence time t. Calculate the volumetric flowrate UO. Calculate the volume, Vr, of the reactor. Calculate the heat duty on the cooler.
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