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    This document is an exam for a mass transfer course consisting of 3 questions worth a total of 24 marks. Question 1 involves calculating operating parameters for a binary distillation column using a McCabe-Thiele diagram. Question 2 involves determining specifications for a distillation column separating an azeotropic mixture, including minimum number of plates, reflux ratio, feed location, and number of plates with efficiency. Question 3 involves steps for Ponchon-Savarit method, batch distillation calculations, and describing temperature effects on solubility curves for liquid-liquid extraction systems.

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    This document is an exam for a mass transfer course consisting of 3 questions worth a total of 24 marks. Question 1 involves calculating operating parameters for a binary distillation column using a McCabe-Thiele diagram. Question 2 involves determining specifications for a distillation column separating an azeotropic mixture, including minimum number of plates, reflux ratio, feed location, and number of plates with efficiency. Question 3 involves steps for Ponchon-Savarit method, batch distillation calculations, and describing temperature effects on solubility curves for liquid-liquid extraction systems.

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    Name of the student: Roll No.

    THAPAR UNIVERSITY, PATIALA


    DEPARTMENT OF CHEMICAL ENGINEERING

    B.E. — CHE (VI - semester) MST UCH 602: Mass Transfer II


    25th March. 2017 Saturday, 01.00 — 03.00 Hrs
    Time: 02hours, Maximum Marks (M.M.): 24 Name of faculty: Dr. Neetu Singh

    Note:
    • Answer all the questions.
    • Assume suitable data, if required.
    • Draw the neat diagram, wherever required.

    Q.No. Question Description M.M.


    1. Ta) A binary distillation column 2+2
    separates 100 mol/h of a feed
    mixture into distillate 'D' and
    bottom product 'W'. The McCabe-
    Thiele diagram for this process is
    given in figure 1. Relative volatility 0.38
    for the binary system is 2.4
    (constant). Calculate operating reflux
    ratio and distillate and bottom flow
    rates.
    y 0.5
    Fig. I
    If for a feed mixture, A,. is latent heat of vaporization of feed mixture, 1
    H,,= enthalpy of saturated vapour feed, H, = enthalpy of saturated liquid
    feed and H, = enthalpy of feed. Write the expression for "q" factor of feed.
    2. a) Describe azeotropic & extractive distillation processes, which one is more 3
    desirable and why?
    b) It is desired to fractionate 163 kmol/h of di- ethylamine (DEA) and tri- 2+3+1+1
    ethylamine (TEA) solution containing 40 mol% of less volatile (TEA). A
    continuous rectification column equipped with a total condenser is used for
    this purpose. 92% of DEA present in feed, goes in distillate, also not more
    than 2% of the TEA in the feed should he allowed to leave from the top. The
    column is operated at 101.3 kPa. The feed is partially vaporized and is two-
    third vapour. Determine the following:
    i. The minimum number of plates graphically.
    ii. Minimum reflux ratio and the number of plates if the operating reflux
    ratio is 25% in excess of the minimum.
    iii. The feed plate location.

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    iv. The number of plates required if the overall plate efficiency is 7%.

    The equilibrium data for benzene-toluene system at 101.3 kPa is:

    x 0 0.1 0.2 0.3 0.4 0.5 0.6 0.7 ' ' 0.8 0.9 0.95

    y 0 0.205 0.369 0.502 0.618 0.706 0.789 0.849 0.907 0.955 0.978 I

    . .
    3. a) Write down the steps involved in determination ofnumber o f id ea trays y
    using Ponchon-Savarit method (with figure).
    b) 65 kmol of a mixture of n-heptane and n-octane charge having 45 mol% of [2+2]
    n-octane is to be batch distilled. The relative volatility of n-heptane in the
    mixture is 3.15.
    i. 11 40 kmole of the solution is vaporized and condensed as the distillate.
    calculate the concentration of accumulated distillate.
    ii. If the concentration of the accumulated distillate is found to be 82 mol%
    n-heptane, calculate its amount.

    c) In liquid-liquid extraction, systems of three liquids: two pairs partially [2]


    soluble describe the effect of temperature on solubility curve (with figure).

    END

    NOTE: Students can see their evaluated answer sheets on 30th March 2017, between 05-06
    PM in CRE lab.

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