Well, i got a new exercise by my teacher, but it seems to be more technical and mathematical which isn't my cup of tea to be honest
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Unsaturated Hydrocarbons shall react to saturated hydrocarbons in a catalyzed reaction.
HC
u + H
2 HC
ssimple sketch of the whole thing1. Reactor: 2,5mm Radius and 70mm length (cylinder) filled with the catalyst. No commingling(?) and 50% of the Volume is perfused. What is the real Volume of the Reactor?
Guess: V = pi * 2,5mm
2 * 70mm divided by 2 because only 50% of the volume is perfused.
2. Table of measured data Given:
Flow Rate @ Detector 2 (D
1) = constant 28ml/min
Pressure before adding the unsaturated hydrocarbons (P) = 102,2 kPa
steam pressure of the unsaturated hydrocarbon (P
u) = 6,392 kPa - Temperature = 310 K
Calculate...
i. The flow rate after adding the unsaturated hydrocarbons (D
A)
ii. The flow rate through the reactor (Temperature = 438 K)
iii. The mean dwell time (measured data table!!!!)
Given for i.
Guess:i. Just put in the given data for the pressures P and P
u. I'm not sure about D
0. I would calculate the average Flow Rate of the D
0 values.
ii. I have no clue. Only thing I noticed is that perhaps the steam pressure (P
u) has to change, because the temperature of the reactor is 438 K and not 310 K. So if the steam pressure is necessary it's probably 9,0312 kPa. (6,392 kPa devided by 310 K and multiplied with 438 K)
iii. No Clue.
Please help me and I guess that there will be some problems understanding my text, so please ask if there are any problems.