This document contains an exam for a chemical engineering class on separation processes. It includes:
1) 5 multiple choice questions covering concepts like absorption factors and operating lines.
2) A calculation problem to determine the number of theoretical trays needed to remove 2% benzene from a gas stream at a plant operating at 260C.
3) Blank spaces for additional questions that are not included.
This document contains an exam for a chemical engineering class on separation processes. It includes:
1) 5 multiple choice questions covering concepts like absorption factors and operating lines.
2) A calculation problem to determine the number of theoretical trays needed to remove 2% benzene from a gas stream at a plant operating at 260C.
3) Blank spaces for additional questions that are not included.
This document contains an exam for a chemical engineering class on separation processes. It includes:
1) 5 multiple choice questions covering concepts like absorption factors and operating lines.
2) A calculation problem to determine the number of theoretical trays needed to remove 2% benzene from a gas stream at a plant operating at 260C.
3) Blank spaces for additional questions that are not included.
This document contains an exam for a chemical engineering class on separation processes. It includes:
1) 5 multiple choice questions covering concepts like absorption factors and operating lines.
2) A calculation problem to determine the number of theoretical trays needed to remove 2% benzene from a gas stream at a plant operating at 260C.
3) Blank spaces for additional questions that are not included.
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DURGAPUR INSTITUTE OF ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY AND MANAGEMENT
1st Internal Test (2014)
Time-1 hr. Chemical Engineering (5th Semester) Full Marks-15 Separation process I (Subject code: CHE-501) 1. Choose the correct alternative for the following questions: 51=5 1. i) A large Absorption factor means a) an increased driving force for absn b) an increased rate of flow of the liqid. c) an increed packed height for the same degree of separation d) none of these.
ii)For absorbing a readily soluble gas in a liquid the
a) gas side coefficient should be increased b) liqid side coefficient should be increased c) gas side coefficient should be decreased d) liquid side coefficient should be decreased
iii) In case of stripping the operating line
a) Lies always above the eqm curve b) Lies always below the eqm curve b) Can be either above or below the eqm curve d) none of these iv) v) 2. Determine the number of theoretical trays for the following: Gas in .250m3/s, 260C, Pt 1.7x105N/m2 (803 mm Hg) containing 2.0%(v/v) of light oil (assume Benzene) and a 95% removal is reqd. The Wash oil is to enter at 260C containing 0.005 mole fraction of Benzene(MW 260). An oil circulation rate of 1.5 times the minimum is to be used. Washoil- Benzene solution is ideal. The temperature is constant at 260C. (Graph paper is to be supplied.) 5
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DURGAPUR INSTITUTE OF ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY AND MANAGEMENT
1st Internal Test (2014) Time-1 hr. Chemical Engineering (5th Semester) Full Marks-15 Seperation Process I (Subject code: CHE-501) 1. Choose the correct alternative for the following questions: 51=5 1. i) A large Absorption factor means a) an increased driving force for absn b) an increased rate of flow of the liqid. c) an increed packed height for the same degree of separation d) none of these.
ii)For absorbing a readily soluble gas in a liquid the
a) gas side coefficient should be increased b) liqid side coefficient should be increased c) gas side coefficient should be decreased d) liquid side coefficient should be decreased
iii) In case of stripping the operating line
a) Lies always above the eqm curve b) Lies always below the eqm curve b) Can be either above or below the eqm curve d) none of these iv) v) 2. Determine the number of theoretical trays for the following: Gas in .250m3/s, 260C, Pt 1.7x105N/m2 (803 mm Hg) containing 2.0%(v/v) of light oil (assume Benzene) and a 95% removal is reqd. The Wash oil is to enter at 260C containing 0.005 mole fraction of Benzene(MW 260). An oil circulation rate of 1.5 times the minimum is to be used. Washoil- Benzene solution is ideal. The temperature is constant at 260C. (Graph paper is to be supplied.) 5 3 DURGAPUR INSTITUTE OF ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY AND MANAGEMENT 2nd Internal Test (2014) Time-1 hr. Chemical Engineering (6th Semester) Full Marks-15 Environment Engineering (Subject code: CHE-605A) 1. Choose the correct alternative for the following questions: 51=5 a) Define yield coefficient in connection with waste water. b) What is mean cell residence time? c) How is substrate concentration measured? d) A COD &BOD ratio of above 0.8 indicates i) chemical degradation is possible ii) biological degradation is possible iii) both chemical and biological degradation possible iv) aquatic life is endangered. e) Mention the name of attached growth biological reactor.
2.a) Derive an expression for exit substrate concentration of an activated sludge process. b) A completely mixed ASP is to be used to treat W/W flow of1000m3/h having a BOD of 250mg/L. Design criteria are as follows k : 8/day, kd : 0.1 /day, Ks : 75 mg/L, :5days, X = 2000mg/L Calculate the exit substrate concentration and volume of aeration tank. 3.a) What is an Oxygen sag curve? Show minimum oxygen from this curve. b) Just below the point where a continuous discharge of pollutant mixes with a river, the BOD is 10.9 mg/Land DO is 7.6 mg/L The river and w/w has a temperature of 20 0c, a deoxygenation const. kd 0.20/day an avg flow speed of 0.30m3/s and avg depth of 3.0m. Find the time and distance d/s at which oxygen deficit is maximum Also find the min value of DO. DURGAPUR INSTITUTE OF ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY AND MANAGEMENT 2nd Internal Test (2014) Time-1 hr. Chemical Engineering (6th Semester) Full Marks-15 Environment Engineering (Subject code: CHE-605A) 1. Choose the correct alternative for the following questions: 51=5 a) Define yield coefficient in connection with waste water. b) What is mean cell residence time? c) How is substrate concentration measured? d) A COD &BOD ratio of above 0.8 indicates i) chemical degradation is possible ii) biological degradation is possible iii) both chemical and biological degradation possible iv) aquatic life is endangered. e) Mention the name of attached growth biological reactor.
2.a) Derive an expression for exit substrate concentration of an activated sludge process. b) A completely mixed ASP is to be used to treat W/W flow of1000m3/h having a BOD of 250mg/L. Design criteria are as follows k : 8/day, kd : 0.1 /day, Ks : 75 mg/L, :5days, X = 2000mg/L Calculate the exit substrate concentration and volume of aeration tank. 3.a) What is an Oxygen sag curve? Show minimum oxygen from this curve. b) Just below the point where a continuous discharge of pollutant mixes with a river, the BOD is 10.9 mg/Land DO is 7.6 mg/L The river and w/w has a temperature of 200c, a deoxygenation const. kd 0.20/day an avg flow speed of 0.30m3/s and avg depth of 3.0m. Find the time and distance d/s at which oxygen deficit is maximum Also find the min value of DO.
