Q2// It is required to produce a granulated product (P) from the feed material (F) by theprocess shown in the block diagram (all percentages are given in wt. %). Calculate the flowrates of all streams in the process.Recycle (R)Outlet air (A)10 % Water6% water94 % air90 % Solid(T)(G)Product (P)GranulatorDryerDivider50 % WaterFeed (F) = 400 kg/hr50 % Solid%3DInlet air (A)73 % Water2% water27 % Solid98 % airAns. (P) 120 KG/hr, (R) = 230 kg/hr, (A) 6580 kg/hr

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Q2// It is required to produce a granulated product (P) from the feed material (F) by the process shown in the block diagram (all percentages are given in wt. %). Calculate the flow rates of all streams in the process.

Q2// It is required to produce a granulated product (P) from the feed material (F) by the process shown in the block diagram (all percentages are given in wt. %). Calculate the flow rates of all streams in the process.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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