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    of 9

    (a) Between 0C and 100C determine the

    equilibrium conversion for the elementary


    aqueous reaction
    GR = -14 130 J/mol CpA=CpR = constant
    HR = -75 300 J/mol
    Present the results in the form of a plot of temperature
    versus conversion.
    (b) What restrictions should be placed on the

    reactor operating isothermally if we are to obtain


    a conversion of 75% or higher?
    (a) Between 0C and 100C determine the equilibrium
    conversion for the elementary aqueous reaction

    GR = -14 130 J/mol CpA=CpR = constant


    HR = -75 300 J/mol
    Present the results in the form of a plot of temperature
    versus conversion.
    (b) What restrictions should be placed on the reactor
    operating isothermally if we are to obtain a conversion of
    75% or higher?
    Example 9.2

    From the graph we see that the temperature must stay below 78C if conversion of 75%
    or higher may be expected.
    With the system of Example 9.2 and starting with an R-free solution, kinetic experiments
    in a batch reactor give 58.1% conversion in 1 min at 65 C, 60% conversion in 10 min at
    25C. Assuming reversible first-order kinetics, find the rate expression for this reaction
    and prepare the conversion-temperature chart with reaction rate as parameter.
    With the system of Example 9.2 and starting with an R-free solution, kinetic experiments
    in a batch reactor give 58.1% conversion in 1 min at 65 C, 60% conversion in 10 min at
    25C. Assuming reversible first-order kinetics, find the rate expression for this reaction
    and prepare the conversion-temperature chart with reaction rate as parameter.
    A concentrated aqueous A-solution of the previous examples (CAo = 4 mol/liter,
    FAo = 1000 mol/min) is to be 80% converted in a mixed flow reactor.
    (a) What size of reactor is needed?
    (b) What is the heat duty if feed enters at 25C and product is to be withdrawn
    at this temperature?
    A concentrated aqueous A-solution of the previous examples (CAo = 4 mol/liter,
    FAo = 1000 mol/min) is to be 80% converted in a mixed flow reactor.
    (a) What size of reactor is needed?
    (b) What is the heat duty if feed enters at 25C and product is to be withdrawn
    at this temperature?

    -rA = 0.4 mol A converted/min . liter


    9.1. For the reaction system of Example 9.4
    (a) find needed for 60% conversion of reactant using the optimal temperature
    progression in the plug flow reactor.
    (b) also find the exit temperature of fluid from the reactor.
    Use whatever information you need from Example 9.4.

    9.2. For the mixed flow reactor system of Example 9.5, we wish to get 70%
    conversion in the smallest size of reactor. Sketch your recommended system
    and on it indicate the temperature of the flowing stream entering and
    leaving the reactor as well as T, the space time needed.

    9.9. We wish to run the reaction of Example 9.4 in a mixed flow reactor to
    95% conversion for a feed concentration C,, = 10 mollliter and feed rate
    of u = 100 literlmin. What size of reactor would we need?

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