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Homework Set No. 3 ChE 363 Summer 2013 R.B. Eldridge Problem No. 1 Text Problem 6.8 Problem No. 2 Text problem 6.11 Problem No. 3 Text problem 6.13 (Aspen solution only) Problem No. 4 (in class exercise) By means of a packed column, acetone is being absorbed from air into a nonvolatile absorption oil. The entering gas contains 25 mol % acetone. The absorption oil contains 1.5 mol % acetone. The exiting liquid contains 8 mol % acetone, with the total acetone absorbed equal to 80 percent. a) Using the Stichlmair model, determine the tower diameter at 80% of flood. b) Using the Onda mass transfer model, determine the packed tower height {Spreadsheet Problem} Data: Equilibrium relationship : y = 2.5 x Tower pressure = 1 atm. Packing description = # 25 metal Pall rings Gas rate = 100 lbmols / hr MWt of oil = 110 lb/lbmol Temp of column = 100 F Density of liquid = 40.6 lb/ft3 Density of gas = 0.0888 lb/ft3 Viscosity of liquid = 0.7 cP Viscosity of gas = 0.018 cP Surface tension (oil/air) = 45 dyne/cm NOTE: - Assume plug flow of vapor and liquid

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Homework Set No. 3 ChE 363 Summer 2013 R.B. Eldridge

Problem No. 1

Text Problem 6.8

Problem No. 2

Text problem 6.11

Problem No. 3

Text problem 6.13 (Aspen solution only)

Problem No. 4 (in class exercise)

By means of a packed column, acetone is being absorbed from air into a nonvolatile absorption oil. The

entering gas contains 25 mol % acetone. The absorption oil contains 1.5 mol % acetone. The exiting liquid

contains 8 mol % acetone, with the total acetone absorbed equal to 80 percent.

a) Using the Stichlmair model, determine the tower diameter at 80% of flood.

b) Using the Onda mass transfer model, determine the packed tower height {Spreadsheet Problem}

Data:

Equilibrium relationship : y = 2.5 x

Tower pressure = 1 atm.

Packing description = # 25 metal Pall rings

Gas rate = 100 lbmols / hr

MWt of oil = 110 lb/lbmol

Temp of column = 100 F

Density of liquid = 40.6 lb/ft3

Density of gas = 0.0888 lb/ft3

Viscosity of liquid = 0.7 cP

Viscosity of gas = 0.018 cP

Surface tension (oil/air) = 45 dyne/cm

NOTE: - Assume plug flow of vapor and liquid