An elementary reaction of A + B ? C + D takes place in a 60 L semibatch reactor. The rate constant is 2 L/(mol-s). The reactor initially has 6 L of a liquid solution containing A at 0.1 mol/L. A stream of B containing 0.06 mol/L is fed in at 0.05L/s. Plot Ca, Cb, Cc, Cd and reactor liquid volume vs. time until the reactor is full.
Please note the problem is meant to set up a system of equations, supporting equations, and parameters for an ODE solver
Firstly, the time required to fill the reactor completely = (60 - 6)/(0.05) = 1080 s
This will be the time range for solving the ODE's.
Converting in minutes form, feed rate = 0.05 L/s
We have, dV/dt = vo, with V(0) = 6 and vo=0.05 ---- (1)
We have
-rA = -rB = k CaCB ---(2)
For semibatch reactors,
Substituting eq(1) and eq(2) in the above design equations, we can obtain CA and CB. For CC and CD, use eqns:
Using Polymath, the equations entered are:
Concentration profiles:
The graph for reactor liquid volume was not plotted since when plotted in the same graph, it would make the concentration volumes look negligible. Nevertheless, its just a straight line with start at 6L and slope 0.05.
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