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GATE 2020 Question Paper CH PDF
GATE 2020 Question Paper CH PDF
) 30000 No. 40 Consider one mole of an ideal gas in a closed system. It undergoes a change in state from L to N through two different non-isothermal processes, as shown in the P-1 jiagram (where P is the pressure and Vis the molar volume of the gas). Process I is carried out in a single step, namely LN, whereas process Il is carried out in two steps, namely LM and MN, All the steps are reversible. 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In addition, use the follo 1g data and assumptions © Density of water is 1000 kgm? © Acceleration due to gravity is 9.81 ms? «Efficiency of the pump is 100% # The liquid surfaces in the tanks have negligible velocities The power supplied (in W) by the pump to lift the water (round off to 1 decimal place). Quo. 44 An elementary liquid phase reversible reaction P = Q is carried out in an ideal continuous stirred tank reactor (CSTR) operated at steady state. The rate of consumption of P, —/p (in mol liter“! minute™'), where C; and Cy are the concentrations (in mol liter~!) of P and Q, respectively. The feed contains only the reactant P at a concentration of 1 mol liter!, and the conversion of P at the exit of the CSTR is 75% of the equilibrium conversion. Assume that there is no volume change associated with the reaction, and the temperature of the reaction mixture is constant throughout the operation, The space time (in minutes) of the CSTR is (round off to 1 decimal place). uno. 49 An aqueous suspension at 60 °C is fed to the first effect of a double effect forward feed evaporator with a mass flow rate of 1.25 kg s. The sum of the rates of water evaporated from the first and second effects is 1.0 kgs". ‘Temperatures of the exit streams from the first and the second effects are 100 °C, and 60 °C, respectively. Consider the specific heat of the aqueous suspension, and the latent heat of phase change for water to be 4 kJ kg"! K"! and 2200 KJ ky", respectively, over this temperature range. The steam economy (in kg per kg) is (round off to 2 decimal places). QNo.46 A vertically held packed bed has a height of 1 m, and a void fraction of 0.1, when there is no flow through the bed. The ineipient (minimum) fluidization is set in by injection of a fluid of density 1 kg m’™®. The particle density (p, ) of the solids is 3000 kg m™. Acceleration due to gravity is 9.81 m s®. ‘The pressure drop (in Pa) across the height of the bed i (round off to nearest integer). Q.No.47 Two ideal cross-current stages operate to extract P from a feed containing P and Q. as shown below, Pure solvent (S)| Pure solvent (S) Raffinate Feed (P+ Q) extract Extract The mass flow rates of P and Q fed to Stage 1 are 1,000 kg h"' and 10,000 kg b-!, respectively. Pure solvent (S) is injected at mass flow rates of 5,000 kg * and 15,000 kg hr" to Stages | and 2, respectively. The components Qand S are immiscible. The equilibrium relation is given by ¥"=1.5. , where X is the mass of P per unit mass of Q in the raffinate, and Y" is the mass of P per unit mass of S in the extract, which is in equilibrium with the raffinate. The mass flow rate of P (in kg h'') in the raffinate from Stage 2 is (round off to nearest integer). No.48 Consider a vertically falling film of water over an impermeable wall. The film is in contact with a static pool of non-reactive pure gas. The gas diffuses into the ‘water film over the entire height of the falling film. The height of the film is 1.0 1m, and its thickness is 10“ m, The velocity of water, averaged over the film thickness, is 0.01 ms !. The gas concentration (in kg m*), averaged over the film thickness is where y is the vertical position in meters measured from the top of the wall. In addition, use the following data and assumptions * The flow is fully developed © The width of the film is much larger than the thickness of the film, and the dissolved gas concentration is invariant over this width «The solubility of the gas in water, C4, . is constant # Pure water enters at y= «The evaporation of water is negligible ‘The mass transfer coefficient on the liquid side (in mm s“), averaged over the entire height of the falling film is (round off to 3 decimal places). Qo. 49 An exothermic, aqueous phase, irreversible, first order reaction, Y—>Z is carried out in an ideal continuous stirred tank reactor (CSTR) operated adiabatically at steady state, Rate of consumption of ¥ (in mol liter”! minute") is given by _ 6500 10’e *C, Y where C; is the concentration of Y (in mol liter ~'), and T is the temperature of the reaetion mixture (in K), Reactant ¥ is fed at 50 °C. lis inlet concentration is 1.0 mol liter “!, and its volumetric flow rate is 1.0 liter minute“. In addition, use the following data and assumptions © Heat of the reaction =—42000 J mol"! © Specific heat capacity of the reaction mixture = 4.2 J g“! Kt © Density of the reaction mixture = 1000 g liter™! © Heat of the reaction, specific heat capacity and density of the n mixture do not vary with temperature © Shafi work is negligible If the conversion of ¥ at the exit of the reactor is 90%, the volume of the CSTR (in liter) is (round off to 2 decimal plac Qo. 50 4, 4 The liquid phase irreversible reactions, P—>Q and P—2R, are carried out in an ideal continuous stirred tank reactor (CSTR) operating isothermally at steady state. The space time of the CSTR is | minute. Both the reactions are first order with respect to the reactant P, and A, and ky denote the rate constants of the two reactions. At the exit of the reaetor, the conversion of reactant P is 60%, and the selectivity of Q with respect to R is 50%. The value of the first order rate constant A) (in minute!) is (correct up to one decimal place). quo. 51 A catalytic gas phase reaction P —> Q is conducted in an isothermal packed bed reactor operated at steady state, The reaction is irreversible and second order with respect to the reactant P. The feed is pure P with a volumetric flow rate of 1.0 liter minute! and concentration of 2.0 mol liter! In addition, use the following assumptions «The reactant and product are ideal gases © There is no volume change associated with the reaction © Ideal plug flow conditions prevail in the packed bed When the mass of cataly: in the reactor is 4 g, the concentration of P measured at the exit is 0.4 mol liter. The second order rate constant (in liter? g:!,,,. mol" minute“) is (correct up to one decimal place). No. 52 Flow of water through an equal percentage valve is 900 liter hr! at 30% opening, and 1080 liter hr! at 35% opening. Assume that the pressure drop across the valve remains constant. The flow rate (in liter h~') through the valve a 45% opening is (round off to nearest integer). Qo. 53 Consider the following closed loop system. Vey G_,G, and G, are the transfer fmetions of the controller, the final control element and the process, respectively. ¥ and Vy are the response and its set point, respectively. For a gain margin of 1.6, the design value of K is (correct up to one decimal place). No. 54 y—20, and Veo = 40. the value of Y at x =2 is Ground off to nearest integer) QNo.55 Consider the following dataset. F( The value of the imtegeal { (x) dx using Simpson's 1/3 rule is (round off to | decimal place). copy Sart 2000, 872th