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    The document describes a stripping tray tower that is using direct steam to reduce the propane content in a hydrocarbon oil from 4.0 mol% to 0.2%. 3.808 kgmol of steam is used to treat 100 kgmol of total entering liquid at 150°C and 2 atm. The vapor-liquid equilibrium is represented by y=25x, where y is the mole fraction of propane in the steam and x is the mole fraction in the oil. To determine the minimum number of theoretical trays needed, plot the operating and equilibrium lines.

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    The document describes a stripping tray tower that is using direct steam to reduce the propane content in a hydrocarbon oil from 4.0 mol% to 0.2%. 3.808 kgmol of steam is used to treat 100 kgmol of total entering liquid at 150°C and 2 atm. The vapor-liquid equilibrium is represented by y=25x, where y is the mole fraction of propane in the steam and x is the mole fraction in the oil. To determine the minimum number of theoretical trays needed, plot the operating and equilibrium lines.

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    The document describes a stripping tray tower that is using direct steam to reduce the propane content in a hydrocarbon oil from 4.0 mol% to 0.2%. 3.808 kgmol of steam is used to treat 100 kgmol of total entering liquid at 150°C and 2 atm. The vapor-liquid equilibrium is represented by y=25x, where y is the mole fraction of propane in the steam and x is the mole fraction in the oil. To determine the minimum number of theoretical trays needed, plot the operating and equilibrium lines.

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    HOMEWORK 6. A relatively nonvolatile hydrocarbon oil contains 4.

    0 mol % propane and is


    being stripped by direct superheated steam in a stripping tray tower to reduce the propane content
    to 0.2%. The temperature is held constant at 150 oC by internal heating in the tower at 2 atm
    pressure. A total of 3.808 kgmol of direct steam is used for 100 kgmol of total entering liquid
    (oil + C3H8). The vapor-liquid equilib,ria can be represented by y=25x, where y is mole-fraction
    propane in the steam and x is mole fraction propane in the oil. Steam can be considered as an
    inert gas and will not condense. Plot the operating and equilibrium lines and determine the
    number of theoretical trays needed.

    Deadline: 24.12.2019

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