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    Ponchon-Savarit Problem Set

    11.6-1. Use of Enthalpy-Concentration Method to Distill an Ethanol-Water Solution. A mixture of


    50 wt % ethanol and 50 wt % water which is saturated liquid at the boiling point is to be
    distilled at 101.3 kPa pressure to give a distillate containing 85 wt % ethanol and a bottoms
    containing 3 wt % ethanol. The feed rate is 453.6 kg/h and a reflux ratio of 1.5 is to be used.
    Use equilibrium and enthalpy data from Appendix A.3. Note that the given are in wt fraction
    and kJ/kg. Use these consistent units in plotting the enthalpy-concentration data and
    equilibrium data. Do as follows:
    a) Calculate the amount of distillate and bottoms.
    b) Calculate the number of theoretical trays needed.
    c) Calculate the condenser and reboiler loads.

    11.6-3. Minimum Reflux and Theoretical Number of Trays. A feed of ethanol-water containing 60
    wt % ethanol is to be distilled at 101.32 kPa pressure to give a distillate containing 85 wt %
    ethanol and a bottoms containing 2 wt % ethanol. The feed rate is 10 000 kg/h and its enthalpy
    is 116.3 kJ/kg (50 btu/lbm). Use consistent units of kg/h, weight fraction, and kJ/kg.
    a) Calculate the amount of distillate and bottoms.
    b) Determine the minimum reflux ratio using enthalpy-concentration data from Appendix
    A.3.
    c) Using 2.0 times the minimum reflux ratio, determine the theoretical number of trays
    needed.
    d) Calculate the condenser and reboiler heat loads.
    e) Determine the minimum number of theoretical plates at total reflux.

    11.6-4. Distillation of Benzene-Toluene Feed Using Enthalpy-Concentration Method. A liquid feed


    of 100 kg mol/h of benzene-toluene at the boiling point contains 55 mol % benzene and 45
    mol % toluene. It is being distilled at 101.32 kPa pressure to give a distillate with x D = 0.98
    and a bottoms of xB = 0.04. Using a reflux ratio of 1.3 times the minimum and the enthalpy-
    concentration method, do as follows:
    a) Determine the theoretical number of trays needed.
    b) Calculate the condenser and reboiler heat loads.
    c) Determine the minimum number of theoretical trays at total reflux.

    References
    Geankoplis, C. J. (2012). Principles of Transport Processes and Separation Processes. Pearson Education
    South Asia PTE. LTD.

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