Reference:Chapters5of“R.M.Felder&W.Rousseau,ElementaryPrinciplesofChemical
Processes,3rded.2005(Wiley)”.
Chapter 5: Single-Phase Systems
SINGLE‐ PHASESYSTEMS
Gasbehaviour
MULTI‐ PHASESYSTEMS
Gas‐Liquidbehaviour
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Questions
Agasentersareactoratarateof255SCMH(m3 /h).Whatdoesthatmean?
Anorificemetermountedinaprocessgaslineindicatesaflowrateof24
ft3 /min.Thegastemperatureis195o Fandthepressureis62psig.Thegasisa
mixturecontaining70mole%COandthebalanceH 2. Whatisthemassflow
rateofthehydrogeninthegas?
AreactorfeedstreamconsistsofO
2 flowingat32kg/s.Thegasistobe
compressedfrom37o Cand2.8atm absoluteto54o Cand284atm.Whatare
thevolumetricflowratesattheinletandoutlet(neededtoratethe
compressor)?
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Questions
Apitot tubeindicatesthatthevelocityofastackgasis5.0m/sat175o C.The
stackdiameteris4.0m.AcontinuousstackanalyzerindicatesanSO 2 levelof
2500ppm.Atwhatrateinkg/sisSO 2 beingdischargedintotheatmosphere?
A70.0m 3 tankisratedat2000kPa.If150kgofheliumischargedintothe
tank,whatwillthepressurebe?Howmuchmoreheliumcanbeaddedbefore
theratedpressureisattained?
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Answers
N e e danequationofstate:relationshipbetweentemperature(T),pressure
(P),volume(V),andnumberofmoles(n)ofagas.
W h atisthisequation?
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O b j e c t i ve s
A f tercompletingthischapter,youshouldbeabletodothefollowing:
Explainwhatitmeanstoassumeidealgasbehaviour
GivenanythreeofthequantitiesP, V,n, andTforanidealgas,
a)calculatethe4thoneeitherdirectlyfromtheidealgasequationofstateorby
conversionfromstandardconditions;
b)Calculatethedensityofthegas;
c)Testtheassumptionofidealityeitherbyusingaruleofthumbaboutthespecific
volumeorbyestimatingacompressibilityfactorandseeinghowmuchitdiffers
from1.
CarryoutPVTcalculationsforagasusing(a)thevanderWaalsequationofstate, SRK
equationofstate,and(b)thecompressibilityfactorequationofstatewitheither
tabulatedcompressibilityfactorsorageneralised compressibilitychartforasingle
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speciesandKay’sruleforanonideal mixtureofgases.
FLOWCHARTS
I nChapter4,streamsonflowchartslabeledlikethis:
100mol/s
0.600mol A/mol
0.400mol B/mol
Inthischapter,streamdatajustaslikelytolooklikethis:
250L/s@37oC,800mmHg
pA= 420mmHg(partialpressureofA)
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M ater i a lBalances
Fo rmaterialbalances,however,westillneedmolesandmolefractions.Thejob
nowbecomesoneoftheconvertingvolumetricflowrates(orvolumes)tomolar
flowrates(ormoles),and(forgases)partialpressuretomolefractions.
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Convertvolumestomoles
Solids&liquids:usetabulateddensities(volumetomass)&molecular
weights(masstomoles).Mixtures– eitherlookupmixturedensitydataor
assumevolumeadditivityandcalculatedensityfrom
Gases,can’tusetabulateddensities.(Whynot?)Instead,needanequationof
state(EOS)– aformularelatingV, n, T,andP.
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I D EALGASLAW
PV= nRT
P:absolutepressureV:totalvolumeoccupiedbygas
n:numberofmolesT:absolutetemperature
R:thegasconstant
Applicableatlowpressuresorhightemperatureswhereaveragedistancebetween
moleculesingasisgreatenoughtoneglectmolecularinteractions
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S ta n d a rdconditions(SC)forgases
RdependsonunitsofP,T,n,
eg.R= 8.314Pa.m3/(mol.K)
SCusefulforconversionfromoneT,Pconditiontoanother
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I d e a lGasMixture
Give nanidealgasmixturecontainsnmoles
(=nAmolesA+nBmolesB+nCmolesC+..)
inavolumeV
attemperatureT
oftotalpressureP
PartialpressureofcomponentA:
P A
= pressurewouldbeexertedbyn A molesofAalone
insamevolumeVatsameT
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I d e a lGasMixture(cont.)
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I d e a lGasMixture(cont.)
I d e a lgaslawappliestomixture:PV=nRT
andtoeachcomponent:PV A=nART
andV
A +V B +…. = V
Inanidealmixture, thevolumefractionofasubstanceequalsitsmol
fraction
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Rea lGases
Chapter 5: Single-Phase Systems
Rea lGases(cont.)
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E xa m p l e1(cont)
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HowmuchO
2 canbecontainedina30‐ litrecylinderat– 25o Cand104 kPa.
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E xa m p l e2(cont)
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Example2(cont.)
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EquationsofState
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E xa m p l e3 ‐ EquationofState
FromExample1:
100mols ofN
2 arecontainedina5‐ litrevesselat ‐ 20.6o C.
Estimatethepressureinthecylinder.
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E xa m p l e3 ‐ EquationofState(cont.)
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Rea lGasMixture
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Rea lGasMixture(cont.)
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E xa m p l e4 ‐ Kay’sRule
Amixtureof75%H
2 and25%N 2 iscontainedinatankat800atm and70o C.Estimatethe
specificvolumeofmixtureinL/mol.
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E xa m p l e4 ‐ Kay’sRule
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O ve ra l lchartshowingtherespectiveportionsofthe
subsequentexpandedcharts.
Figure5.4‐ 1(p.208)
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G e n e ral i ze dcompressibilitychartforlowpressures
Figure5 42(p209)
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Figure5. 4‐ 2(p. 209)
Generalizedcompressibilitychart,low
pressures.
Example5 2. 2‐ 5(p. 198)
SolutiontoExample5 2. 2‐ 5(p. 198)
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