t is desired to determine the membrane area needed to separate an air stream (Oxygen & Nitrogen). using a membrane 2.54 x 10-3 cm thick with an oxygen permeability of P'A= 500 x 10-10 cm3(STP)·cm/(s·cm2 ·cm Hg). The ideal separation factor is assumed to be 10. The feed rate is Mf = 1 x 106 cm3(STP)/s and the fraction cut is 0.20. The pressure selected for use are ph = 190 cm Hg and pl = 19 cm Hg. The feed composition of A is 0.209. *Again, assuming the complete-mixing model, calculate the permeate composition, the reject composition, and the area. *Estimate the permeate and retentate compositions if 80% of the feed permeates the membrane – explain your answer if it is different from (a). (c) Estimate the permeate and retentate compositions if the O2/N2 selectivity = 30 instead of 10 (keeping everything else same as part (a)) – explain your answer if it is different from (a) The area is 2.39E8 cm^2. Make sure you get this area before posting an answer.
t is desired to determine the membrane area needed to separate an air stream (Oxygen & Nitrogen). using a membrane 2.54 x 10-3 cm thick with an oxygen permeability of P'A= 500 x 10-10 cm3(STP)·cm/(s·cm2 ·cm Hg). The ideal separation factor is assumed to be 10. The feed rate is Mf = 1 x 106 cm3(STP)/s and the fraction cut is 0.20. The pressure selected for use are ph = 190 cm Hg and pl = 19 cm Hg. The feed composition of A is 0.209.
*Again, assuming the complete-mixing model, calculate the permeate composition, the reject composition, and the area.
*Estimate the permeate and retentate compositions if 80% of the feed permeates the membrane – explain your answer if it is different from (a).
(c) Estimate the permeate and retentate compositions if the O2/N2 selectivity = 30 instead of 10 (keeping everything else same as part (a)) – explain your answer if it is different from (a)
The area is 2.39E8 cm^2. Make sure you get this area before posting an answer.
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