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    Class Exercise for the 24th of Feb 2010

    1. EXAMPLE: Balance on a mixing unit

    An aqueous solution of sodium hydroxide contains 20% NaOH by mass. It is desired to produce

    an 8% NaOH solution by dilutin a stream of the 20% solution !ith a stream of pure !ater.

    ". #alculate the ratios $ H2O feed solution& and $ product solution feed solution&.

    2. 'etermine the feed rates of 20% solution and dilutin !ater needed to produce 2("0 lb mminof the 8% solution.

    2. EXAMPLE: Scale up of a separation process flowchart

    A )0 * +0 mixture $by moles& of A and , is separated into t!o fractions. A flo!chart of the

    process is sho!n here. It is desired to achie-e the same separation !ith a continuous feed of "20

    lb*molesh. /cale the flo!chart accordinly.

    . EXAMPLE: Material !alances on a "istillation column

    A mixture containin +% benene $,& and % toluene $1& by mass is fed to a distillation

    column. An o-erhead stream of !t% , is produced3 and 8% of the benene fed to the column

    lea-es in the bottom stream. 1he feed rate is 2000 4h. 'etermine the o-erhead flo! rate and the

    mass flo! rates of benene and toluene in the bottom stream

    #. EXAMPLE: $wo %nit &istillation Process

    A labeled flo!chart of a continuous steady*state t!o*unit distillation process is sho!n belo!.

    5ach stream contains t!o components3 A and ,3 in different proportions. 1hree streams !hose

    flo! rates andor compositions are not 4no!n are labeled "3 2 and (. #alculate the un4no!n flo!

    rates and compositions of streams "3 23 and (.

    '. EXAMPLE: (eaction Stoichiometr)

    Dr M Hassan Chapter 4 for PENG 373 Pae 1

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    Class Exercise for the 24th of Feb 2010

    Acrylonitrile is produced by the reaction of propylene3 ammonia3 and oxyen.

    1he feed contains "0 mole% propylene3 "2% ammonia3 and 68% air. A fractional con-ersion of

    (0% of the limitin reactant is achie-ed. 'etermine !hich reactant is limitin3 the percentae by!hich each of the other reactants is in excess3 and the molar flo! rates of all product as

    constituents for a (0% con-ersion of the limitin reactant3 ta4in "00 mol of feed as a basis.

    *. EXAMPLE:

    #onsider the follo!in pair of reactions.A 7 2, $desired& A 7 # $undesired&

    "00 moles of A are fed to a batch reactor and the final product contains "0 mol of A3 ")0 mol of

    , and "0 mol of #. #alculate $"& percentae yield of ,3 $2& the selecti-ity of , relati-e to # and

    $(& the extents of the reactions.

    +. EXAMPLE: ,om!ustion of Methaneethane is burned !ith oxyen to yield carbon dioxide and !ater. 1he feed contains 20 mole%

    #H+3 )0% O23 and 20% #O23 and a 0% con-ersion of the limitin reactant is achie-ed. #alculate

    the molar composition of the product stream usin $"& balances on molecular species3 $2& atomic

    balances3 $(& the extent of reaction.

    -. EXAMPLE: (ec)cle an" Purge in the S)nthesis of Ammonia

    1he fresh feed to an ammonia production process contains 2+.6 mole % nitroen3 6+.2 mole%

    hydroen3 and the balance inerts $I&. 1he feed is combined !ith a recycle stream containin the

    same species3 and the combined stream is fed to a reactor in !hich a 2% sinle*pass con-ersion

    of nitroen is achie-ed. 1he products pass throuh a condenser in !hich essentially all of the

    ammonia is remo-ed3 and the remainin ases are recycled. Ho!e-er3 to pre-ent buildup of theinerts in the system3 a pure stream must be ta4en off. 1he recycle stream contains "2. mole%

    inerts. #alculate the o-erall con-ersion of nitroen3 the ratio $moles pure asmole of as

    lea-in the condenser&3 and the ratio $moles fresh feedmole fed to the reactor&.

    . EXAMPLE: &r) Basis et Basis

    An /rsat anal)sis $a technique for stac4 as analysis& yields the follo!in dry basis

    composition9 O2 "0% #O ""% #O2 "+% N2 )%

    A humidity measurement sho!s that the mole fraction of H 2O in the stac4 as is 0.06. #alculate

    the stac4 as composition on a !et basis.

    10. EXAMPLE: $heoretical an" Excess Air

    One hundred mol per hour of butane $# +H"0& and 000 mol per hour of air are fed into a

    combustion reactor. #alculate the percent excess air.

    11. EXAMPLE: ,om!ustion of Ethane

    5thane $#2H)& is burned !ith 0% excess air. 1he percentae con-ersion of the ethane is 0%: of

    the ethane burned3 2% reacts to form #O and the balance to form #O2. #alculate the

    composition of the fuel as and the ratio of !ater to dry fuel as.

    Dr M Hassan Chapter 4 for PENG 373 Pae 2