This document contains an assignment with multiple questions regarding kinetics and reactor design for chemical reactions. Question 1 involves calculating time required to consume a percentage of reactant A in a batch reactor under first and second order reaction conditions. Question 2 calculates CSTR and PFR reactor volumes needed to consume 60% of A with given flow rates and reaction rate. Question 3 repeats the calculation for a constant volume batch reactor. Question 4 determines time to consume 50% of A and reactor volume for a CSTR, given reaction conditions and flows for a gas phase reaction of A.
This document contains an assignment with multiple questions regarding kinetics and reactor design for chemical reactions. Question 1 involves calculating time required to consume a percentage of reactant A in a batch reactor under first and second order reaction conditions. Question 2 calculates CSTR and PFR reactor volumes needed to consume 60% of A with given flow rates and reaction rate. Question 3 repeats the calculation for a constant volume batch reactor. Question 4 determines time to consume 50% of A and reactor volume for a CSTR, given reaction conditions and flows for a gas phase reaction of A.
This document contains an assignment with multiple questions regarding kinetics and reactor design for chemical reactions. Question 1 involves calculating time required to consume a percentage of reactant A in a batch reactor under first and second order reaction conditions. Question 2 calculates CSTR and PFR reactor volumes needed to consume 60% of A with given flow rates and reaction rate. Question 3 repeats the calculation for a constant volume batch reactor. Question 4 determines time to consume 50% of A and reactor volume for a CSTR, given reaction conditions and flows for a gas phase reaction of A.
D$e: % t& '$ne( 2013 ():00 pm) 1. (This question is the same as question P1-3A in Essentials of Chemical Reaction Engineering). A 200-m3 constant-!olume "atch reactor is #ressuri$e to 20 atm %ith a mi&ture of '() A an 2() inert. The gas-#hase reaction is carrie out iso-thermall* at 22' C. A + , - C a) Assuming that the ieal gas la% is !ali. ho% man* moles of A are in the reactor initiall*/ 0hat is the initial concentration of A/ ") 1f the reaction is first orer %ith 2 3 0.14min. calculate the time necessar* to consume 55) of A. c) Re#eat p"*t + assuming the reactor contents initiall* are 100) A. ) 1f the reaction is secon orer %ith 2 3 0.' m34mol.min. re#eat p"*t # to calculate the time to consume 60) of A. Also. calculate the #ressure in the reactor at this time if the tem#erature is 22' C. 2. The reaction A + , is to "e carrie out isothermall* in a continuous-flo% reactor. Calculate "oth C7TR an P8R reactor !olumes necessar* to consume 60) of A (9int: CA 3 0.2 CA0) %hen entering molar flo% rate is ; mol4hr an entering !olumetric flo% rate is 20 m 3 4hr assuming the reaction rate <rA is 2CA %ith 2 3 0.0001 s-1. 3. Re#eat =2 to calculate the time necessar* to consume 60) of s#ecies A in a 1000 m3 constant !olume "atch reactor %ith CA0 3 0.2 mol4m 3 . ;. An isothermal P8R is use for the gas #hase reaction A + 2,-C. The fee. flo%ing at 2.0 >4s. contains (0) mol A an (0) mol inert s#ecies. The rate is first orer %ith res#ect to A? the rate constant is 2.0 s-1. a) @etermine the *e"#t* ,!$me require to consume 50) of A/ ") 1f the reactor is re#lace %ith C7TR. %hat is the reactor !olume require to consume 55) of A/