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(b) A jacketed vaporiser is used to produce vapour from a liquid feed. A liquid feed enters the vaporiser at the bottom with a volumetric flow rate $F_i$ and temperature $T_i$, and the produced vapour is taken out from the top. Steam is supplied from an external source as a heating medium. Develop a model that describes the time-dependent liquid holdup in the vaporiser. The development should include: (i) a labelled schematic diagram, (2 marks) (ii) a list of characterising variables, (3 marks) (iii) a list of assumptions, (3 marks) (iv) conservation and constitutive equations with any initial and boundary conditions needed. (12 marks)

          (b) A jacketed vaporiser is used to produce vapour from a liquid feed. A liquid feed enters the vaporiser at the bottom with a volumetric flow rate $F_i$ and temperature $T_i$, and the produced vapour is taken out from the top. Steam is supplied from an external source as a heating medium. Develop a model that describes the time-dependent liquid holdup in the vaporiser. The development should include:
(i) a labelled schematic diagram,
(2 marks)
(ii) a list of characterising variables,
(3 marks)
(iii) a list of assumptions,
(3 marks)
(iv) conservation and constitutive equations with any initial and boundary conditions needed.
(12 marks)

(b) A jacketed vaporiser is used to produce vapour from a liquid feed. A liquid feed enters the vaporiser at the bottom with a volumetric flow rate Fi and temperature Ti, and the produced vapour is taken out from the top. Steam is supplied from an external source as a heating medium. Develop a model that describes the time-dependent liquid holdup in the vaporiser. The development should include:
(i) a labelled schematic diagram,
(2 marks)
(ii) a list of characterising variables,
(3 marks)
(iii) a list of assumptions,
(3 marks)
(iv) conservation and constitutive equations with any initial and boundary conditions needed.
(12 marks)

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