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Thapar University 2006 B.Tech Chemical Engineering Mass Transfer-2 - Question Paper

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Thapar Institute of Engineering & Technology
Chemical Engineering (2nd Year)
Final Term exam
CH013 (Mass Transfer-2)



Thapar Institute of Engineering and Technology Department of Chemical Engineering

End Semester Examination (December 4, 2006)

__CH-013: Mass Transfer- II_

Time    Attempt All questions    Max Marks

3 Hr._Assume missing information, if any, with justification_36

1. Draw the enthalpy concentration diagram of a binary mixture of components A and B (A is more volatile), and hence find the heat required to bring one mole of a mixture containing 0.25 mole fraction A from 90C to its bubble point. Specific heat capacity of both A and B are 35 kJ/kmole, and latent heat of vaporization of A and B are 100 and 200 kJ/kmole, respectively. The vapor-liquid equilibrium data is given below. (Assume solution to be ideal, and reference temperature at 50C).__(9)

T(C)

100

98

95

93

90

x (mole fraction)

0

0.15

0.42

0.65

1.0

y (mole fraction)

0

0.37

0.70

0.85

1.0

A binary mixture of components A and B having mole fraction 0.4, has to be continuously distilled to produce distillate and residue with 95-mole% purity. The feed is 30% vaporized while entering the column. Find the minimum reflux ratio for the distillation operation and the number of stages if reflux ratio is 1.5 times that of minimum value. Equilibrium mole fraction of component A is given below.

0.02 0.1 0.2 0.3 0.4 0.5 0.6 0.7 0.8 0.9

0.1 0.4 0.56 0.66 0.74 0.8 0.85 0.89 0.93 0.96

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3.    (a) Starting from material balance equation, derive a correlation to estimate

height of packing for a binary distillation column.    (5)

(b) In a packed column Raschig ring is used as packing material. The specific surface aria, a, for this packing material is 328 m2/m3. It was observed that the concentrations of more volatile component at the two ends of a 15.0m high packed bed are 0.95 and 0.45 mole fractions. If the difference in the interface concentration and the bulk concentration (y,-y) is constant throughout the bed, find the number of transfer units (N(g) and height of transfer unit (HtG) of the packed bed. The value of (y,-y) is 0.08. Also, estimate the mass transfer coefficient (mole/m2.sec).    (4)

4.    (a) What is Plait point?    (1)

(b)    What factors would you consider while selecting a solvent for liquid-liquid extraction process?    (3)

(c)    Following are the equilibrium data (on mass basis) of the ternary system

water(A)-acetone(C)-chlorobenzene(B).

X

Water

99.89

89.79

79.69

69.42

58.64

46.28

27.41

25.66

Acetone

0

10

20

30

0.58

40

50

60

12.59

60.58

13.76

Chlorobenzene

0.11

0.21

0.31

1.36

3.72

Water

0.18

0.49

0.79

1.72

3.05

7.24

22.85

25.66

Acetone

0

10.79

22.23

37.48

49.44

59.19

61.07

60.58

Chlorobenzene

99.82

88.72

76.98

60.80

47.51

33.57

16.08

13.76

Calculate the selectivity of chlorobenzene for acetone at each tie-line.

(5)








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