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HOMEWORK
#2
Name:
50
points
1.
80
kmol/hr
of
a
gas
with
30%
C2H6,
20%
CH4,
10%
CO2,
5%
H2O,
5%
O2,
5%
CO,
and
25%
N2,
is
burned
with
air
(30%
excess).
The
gas
enters
the
burner
at
atmospheric
pressure
at
100C,
and
the
air
is
taken
from
the
surroundings
at
22C
with
a
dew
point
of
10C.
The
barometer
reads
758
mm
Hg.
Assume
the
combustion
to
be
complete
(i.e.,
no
CO
in
the
flue
gas).
(a)
Draw
a
picture
of
the
process.
(5pts)
(b)
Write
balanced
stoichiometric
equations
for
all
the
reactions
taking
place.
(5pts)
(c)
Determine
the
volumetric
flow
rate
of
the
gas
entering
the
burner
(m3/hr).
(5pts)
(d)
Determine
the
volumetric
flow
rate
at
standard
conditions
(STP)
of
the
gas
entering
the
burner
(m3/hr).
(3pts)
(e)
Determine
the
amount
of
humid
air
entering
the
burner
[kmol/hr].
(10pts)
(f)
Calculate
the
relative
humidity,
the
molal
humidity,
the
absolute
humidity,
and
the
percentage
humidity
of
the
humid
air
entering
the
burner.
(7pts)
(g)
Determine
the
flow
rate
of
flue
gas
[kmol/hr].
(5pts)
(h)
Calculate
the
molar
composition
of
the
flue
gas
(mole
%).
(10pts)
(i)
Calculate
the
dew
point
of
the
flue
gas(C).(10pts)
2.
A
gas
mixture
containing
30%
by
volume
xylene
and
the
balance
nitrogen
flows
through
a
pipe
at
a
rate
of
50
m3/h.
The
total
pressure
is
5
psia
and
the
temperature
is
75
C.
a. Find
the
molar
flow
rate
of
the
gas
(5
pts)
b. Find
the
partial
pressure
of
xylene
(5
pts)
c. Find
the
vapor
pressure
of
xylene
at
75
C
(5
pts)
d. Is
the
gas
saturated?
(Yes/No)
(5
pts)
e. If
the
gas
is
not
saturated,
to
what
temperature
(
C)
would
it
have
to
be
cooled
at
constant
pressure
(5
psia)
in
order
to
begin
condensing
xylene?
(10
pts)
f. If
the
gas
is
not
saturated,
to
what
pressure
(mm
Hg)
would
it
have
to
be
compressed
at
constant
temperature
(75
C)
in
order
to
begin
condensing
xylene
(5
pts)
3.
Benzene
(C6H6)
is
converted
to
cyclohexane
(C6H12)
by
direct
reaction
with
H2.
The
fresh
feed
to
the
process
is
260
L/min
of
C6H6
plus
950
L/min
of
H2
at
100C
and
150
kPa.
The
single
pass
conversion
of
H2
in
the
reactor
is
48%
while
the
overall
conversion
of
H2
in
the
process
is
75%.
The
recycle
stream
contains
80%
H2
and
the
remainder
benzene
(no
cyclohexane).
a. Determine
the
molar
flow
rates
of
H2,
C6H6,
and
C6H12
in
the
exiting
product.
b. Determine
the
volumetric
flow
rates
of
the
product
stream
if
it
exits
at
100
kPa
and
200C
c. Determine
the
molar
flow
rate
of
the
recycle
stream,
and
the
volumetric
flow
rate
if
the
recycle
stream
is
at
100C
and
100kPa.