3. Iwould suggest setting up the equations for this multiple steady state problem in Excel. The...
The irreversible gas phase rxn, A=> B+C is performed in an adiabatic, 800‐liter PFR with a rate constant, k, as below: k=60*exp(‐5000/T) s‐1 The feed is pure A at 15 bar and 450 K with a volumetric flow rate of 1.956 L/s. The heat of rxnis ‐12 kJ/mol(independent of temperature), heat capacities are CPA= 40 J/mol/K, CPB= 15 J/mol/K, and CPC = 25 J/mol/K. The reaction is operated at constant pressure Plot (a) FAand FBversus reactor volume (b) Temperature versus reactor volume (c) volumetric flow...
Using optimum temperature progression in a mixed flow reactor for the reaction between 0 °C and 100 °C A------>R, ∆H298 = −75300 J/mol, ∆G298 = −14130 J/mol, CPA=CPB= constant= 250 cal/mol K, (a) Calculate the size of reactor is needed for 80% conversion when CAO = 4 mol/lit, FAO = 1000 mol/min. (b) What is the heat duty if feed enters at 25 °C and product is to be withdrawn at this temperature? CPA is 250 cal/mol K
The elementary, reversible gas phase reaction A B is to be carried out in a CSTR with heat exchange. Pure A is fed to the reactor. The heat exchange coil in the reactor is maintained at 400K. The rate coefficient is known at 400K, but heat of reaction is unknown. Data: k1(400K) = 0.001 s.! V-1000L To=350K R-831 J/mol K h 5 mol's UA 1000 J/K Kea (450K-1 A) Calculate the conversion (X) if the steady state CSTR is operated...
The irreversible, endothermic, elementary, liquid-phase reaction: 2A ---> B, is carried out adiabatically in a 100 liter PRF. Species A and inert liquid are fed to the reactor with concentrations CAo = 1.5 mol/l and CIo = 1.5 mol/l, while FAo=20 mol/min. The entering temperature is 400 K. Calculate the conversion and temperature at the exit of the reactor, given the additional information below: k = 0.0003 l/(mol*min) at 300 K E= 12000 cal/(mol* K) CpA = 10 cal/(mol*K), CpB...
3. Steady-State CSTR Assume you have an adiabatic CSTR operating at steady-state. Within the CSTR, reactant A is being converted to product, where the rate of reaction is first order: A =kC However, the reaction is also exothermie, and the rate constant is described through the classic Arrhenius equation: k(T) = k e RT Under the set of conditions given, solve for the temperature (T) and the concentration (CA) leaving this CSTR operating under steady-state conditions. k . CA0| 3000...
, e th the reactor? 310 Ibm? 800 Ib,m. What if To 100°F? 500°F? The first-order irreversitte reacti A)B(g) + C(8) is carried out adiabatically in a CSTR into which 100 mol/min of pure liquid A is fed at 400 K. Th e reaction goes virtually to completion i.e., the feed rate e reactor equals the product of reaction rate inside the reactor and the into the reactor volume B(g) C(g) CSTR How many moles of liquid A are in...
The elementary gas-phase reaction A+B <----> 2C in P11-8B is now continued and carried out in a packed bed reactor. The entering molar flow rates are Fao=5 mol/s, Fbo= 2Fao, and Fi=2Fao with Cao=0.2 mol/dm^3. The entering temperature is 325 K and a coolant fluid is available at 300 K. P12-9A Algorithm for reaction in a PBR with heat effects and pressure drop he elementary gas-phase reaction A+B 2C in P11-8B is now continued and carried out in packed-bed reactor....
2 of 6 04-Chem-A4/Dec 2012 1. A first-order, homogeneous, liquid-phase reaction (A - B) occurs in a CSTR that operates adiabatically at steady state. The reaction is exothermic. Data are as follows and should be considered as exact quantities CA G, 1.75 molA/L (Inlet concentration of A) 2.5 J/g-K (The heat capacity of the reacting fluid; assumed constant at all conversions.) AH, -27 000 J/molA q-30 L/min (Flow into the CSTR.) (-rA) = 1.8( 1013)e(-84000 RDCA (The rate of reaction...
Formul Question 2 (50 points): Propane gas and burns with 20% excess air entering (molar C, Hs) at 25 C.I atm enters a reactor operating at steady state at 25 C l atm of the carbon entering with the fuel, 94% s) appears in the products at CO2 and the rest as CO. Heat transfer from the reactor occurs te of 1.4 x 10° kJ per kmol or propane. Use your ideal gas tables to answer this question. ite the...
Please only solve this problem if you really can solve it and if it would be self-explanatory. (40 marks) Question 1 An ethanol dehydrogenation reaction is carried out with the feed entering at 300 °c. The feed containing 90.0 mole % ethanol (C2H5OH) with the balance acetaldehyde(CH3CHO) enters a reactor at a rate of 150 mol/s. Heat is transferred to the reactor to keep the temperature from dropping too much and thereby decreasing the reaction rate to an unacceptably low...