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Question 1 Consider a continuous stirred tank reactor system as shown below: Reactant CA F T Coolant Fo Tco Coolant Product Fo Tdi CA FT CSTR with cooling jacket A simple exothermic reaction A B takes place in the reactor. The reactor is cooled by a coolant that flows through the jacket around the reactor. The operational objectives of the system are: - to maintain the effluent concentration at the desired value, CAs to maintain the effluent temperature at the...
A stirred tank flow reactor is operating in continuous mode
(shown below), and an exothermic (heat generating) chemical
reaction is taking place inside the reactor. The control objective
is to maintain the concentration of product at a desired value (set
point). The conversion of chemical reaction is highly dependent on
the reaction temperature. To maintain the reaction temperature at
the desired value, a cooling water jacket is used for the reactor.
The major input disturbance is fluctuation in the temperature...
4 (a) Based on the block diagram for a control system (Figure Q4(a) below) determine the transfer function between the error and the set point, E(s)/R(s) (8 marks) R(s)+ c(p) m(s) Figure Q4(a) Figure Q4(b) below shows two different control strategies for a continuous stirred tank reactor (CSTR). The reaction A → B is exothermic and the heat generated is removed by the coolant flowing through the jacket. It is assumed the flowrate of the reactor feed is fixed. Two...