EBK FUNDAMENTALS OF CHEMICAL ENGINEERIN
EBK FUNDAMENTALS OF CHEMICAL ENGINEERIN
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Chapter 3.9, Problem 22P

(A)

Interpretation Introduction

Interpretation:

The temperature of the water remaining in the vessel

Concept Introduction:

Write the steady state mass balance equation for the piston.

M2M1=mout

Here, initial and final mass of a vessel is M1andM2, and mass removed out from the system is mout.

Write the steady state energy balance equation for the piston.

Δ{M(U^+v22+gh)}=(j=1j=Jmj,in(H^j+vj22+ghj)k=1k=Kmk,out(H^k+vk22+ghk)+WS+WEC+Q)

Here, total mass of the system is M, specific internal energy of the system is U^, velocity of the system is v, height of the system is h, acceleration due to gravity is g, individual quantities of mass added to and removed from the process are mj,in and mk,out, specific enthalpies of streams inlet and outlet are H^j and H^k, heights at which streams enters and leave the system are hj and hk, total expansion or contraction work added throughout the process is WEC, total shaft work added throughout the process is WS, and the total heat added throughout the process is Q.

(B)

Interpretation Introduction

Interpretation:

The amount of water evaporated in order to cool the water remaining in the vessel to 25°C.

Concept Introduction:

Write the steady state mass balance equation for the piston.

M2M1=mout

Here, initial and final mass of a vessel is M1andM2, and mass removed out from the system is mout.

Write the steady state energy balance equation for the piston.

Δ{M(U^+v22+gh)}=(j=1j=Jmj,in(H^j+vj22+ghj)k=1k=Kmk,out(H^k+vk22+ghk)+WS+WEC+Q)

Here, total mass of the system is M, specific internal energy of the system is U^, velocity of the system is v, height of the system is h, acceleration due to gravity is g, individual quantities of mass added to and removed from the process are mj,in and mk,out, specific enthalpies of streams inlet and outlet are H^j and H^k, heights at which streams enters and leave the system are hj and hk, total expansion or contraction work added throughout the process is WEC, total shaft work added throughout the process is WS, and the total heat added throughout the process is Q.

(C)

Interpretation Introduction

Interpretation:

The amount of water evaporated in order to cool the water remaining in the vessel 20°C.

Concept Introduction:

Write the steady state mass balance equation for the piston.

M2M1=mout

Here, initial and final mass of a vessel is M1andM2, and mass removed out from the system is mout.

Write the steady state energy balance equation for the piston.

Δ{M(U^+v22+gh)}=(j=1j=Jmj,in(H^j+vj22+ghj)k=1k=Kmk,out(H^k+vk22+ghk)+WS+WEC+Q)

Here, total mass of the system is M, specific internal energy of the system is U^, velocity of the system is v, height of the system is h, acceleration due to gravity is g, individual quantities of mass added to and removed from the process are mj,in and mk,out, specific enthalpies of streams inlet and outlet are H^j and H^k, heights at which streams enters and leave the system are hj and hk, total expansion or contraction work added throughout the process is WEC, total shaft work added throughout the process is WS, and the total heat added throughout the process is Q.

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