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o save energy, stack gas from a furnace is used to dry rice. The flow diagram and known process data are shown below. The expected rice production rate is given as 10 ton/h. What is the amount of recycle gas (kmol) per ton of P required if the amount of water in the gas fed to the dryer must not be higher than 8 mol.%?

o save energy, stack gas from a furnace is used to dry rice. The flow diagram and known process data are shown below. The expected rice production rate is given as 10 ton/h. What is the amount of recycle gas (kmol) per ton of P required if the amount of water in the gas fed to the dryer must not be higher than 8 mol.%?

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To save energy, stack gas from a furnace is used to dry rice. The flow diagram and known process data are
shown below. The expected rice production rate is given as 10 ton/h. What is the amount of recycle gas (kmol)
per ton of P required if the amount of water in the gas fed to the dryer must not be higher than 8 mol.%?

Hersirkulasie R/ Nat gas / Wet gas Afgas / Stack gas Recycle R W (kmol/h) S (kmol/h) 10.5 mol. % H,O 6.0 mol.% H,O Rys Voer / Dryer Rys Produk / Rice Product Rice Feed F (ton/h) P (ton/h) 90 wt.% rys / rice 68 wt.% rys I rice 10 wt.% H20 32 wt.% H2O
Transcribed Image Text:Hersirkulasie R/ Nat gas / Wet gas Afgas / Stack gas Recycle R W (kmol/h) S (kmol/h) 10.5 mol. % H,O 6.0 mol.% H,O Rys Voer / Dryer Rys Produk / Rice Product Rice Feed F (ton/h) P (ton/h) 90 wt.% rys / rice 68 wt.% rys I rice 10 wt.% H20 32 wt.% H2O
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