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1 Perform an energy balance of your process around the reactor (ONLY), using an energy balance equation and eliminate all the terms that are not applicable to your process. It is necessary to do an inlet-outlet enthalpy table so all your moles (in and out) and enthalpy in and out are listed in that table. The inlet and outlet temperature of the reactor should be somewhere in the process description or in the literature. Then use integration and other methods you learnt in class to determine the enthalpy not forgetting to consider the phase change (if any)
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The elementary reversible gas-phase reaction A + B ⇌ 2C is to be carried out in a PFR and a CSTR. The feed contains only A and B in stoichiometric proportions at 580.5 kPa and 77°C. The molar feed rate of A is 20 mol/s. The reaction is carried out adiabatically. Determine the plug-flow reactor volume necessary to achieve 85% of the adiabatic equilibrium conversion. Plot -rA, X, and T as a function of reactor length if the cross-sectional area is 0.01 m². What do the plots suggest about changing the feed conditions? Determine the conversion that can be achieved in a 1.5-m³ CSTR with a heat exchanger mounted inside. Repeat parts (a) and (c) for the case of an endothermic reaction with a ΔH°Rx of the same absolute magnitude but with an entering temperature of 277°C. Additional information: Rate-law parameters: k = 0.035 dm³/mol·min at 273 K E = 70,000 J/mol Thermodynamic parameters at 25°C: HA° = -40 kJ/mol, CPA = 25 J/mol·K HB° = -30 kJ/mol, CPB = 15 J/mol·K HC° = -45 kJ/mol, CPC = 20 J/mol·K Kc = 25,000 Heat-exchanger data: Overall heat-transfer coefficient = 10 W/m²·K Exchanger area = 2 m² Ambient temperature = 17°C
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