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    Finalexercise Methanolprocess 150227020443 Conversion Gate01 PDF

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    This document provides an overview of a final exercise for an Aspen HYSYS training on modeling a methanol process. The process involves a reaction of carbon dioxide and hydrogen to produce methanol and water. Key components include carbon dioxide, hydrogen, methanol, and water. The reaction is kinetic and occurs in the vapor phase. The equipment includes a reactor operating at 200°C and 4000 kPa with a 10 m diameter and height. Feed streams enter the reactor at 40°C and 4000 kPa before exiting and undergoing the reaction.

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    This document provides an overview of a final exercise for an Aspen HYSYS training on modeling a methanol process. The process involves a reaction of carbon dioxide and hydrogen to produce methanol and water. Key components include carbon dioxide, hydrogen, methanol, and water. The reaction is kinetic and occurs in the vapor phase. The equipment includes a reactor operating at 200°C and 4000 kPa with a 10 m diameter and height. Feed streams enter the reactor at 40°C and 4000 kPa before exiting and undergoing the reaction.

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    Aspen HYSYS Training

    Final Exercise: Methanol Process

    Tutor:
    M. Ersharry Yunashtanto
    Zayyanatun Zulfa
    Ikha Muliawati
    Mada Harahap

    Supported by:
    Flowsheet
    Components and Reaction
    Components: CO2, Hydrogen, Methanol, H2O

    Fluid Packages: SRK

    Reaction: CO2 + 3 H2 CH3OH+ H2O


    Reaction Type: Kinetic
    Reaction Phase: Vapour Phase
    Forward Reaction Parameter: A: 1.04e22 ; E: 1.7e5
    Reverse Reaction Parameter: A: 2.6e28 ; E: 2.2e5
    Components and Reaction
    Equipment and Stream Data
    P: 4000 kPa Molar Flow: 200 kgmole/h

    T: 200 C T: 200 C T: 40 C
    P: 50 kPa

    P: 50 kPa

    Composition: Composition: Defined the reaction


    CO2 : 0.25 (mole fraction) CO2 : 0.25 (mole fraction) Diameter: 10 m
    H2 : 0.75 (mole fraction) H2 : 0.75 (mole fraction) Height: 10 m

    Condition: Condition:
    Temperature: 40 C Temperature: 40 C
    Pressure: 4000 kPa Pressure: 4000 kPa
    Mass Flow: 1000 kg/h Molar Flow: 200 kgmole/h
    Thank You
    M. Ersharry Yunashtanto
    Zayyanatun Zulfa
    Ikha Muliawati
    Mada Harahap

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