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    CH 3030

    Applications of Mass Transfer

    Dr. Jithin John Varghese


    Assistant Professor
    Department of Chemical Engineering
    Email: [email protected]

    3 August 2020

    1
    Introduction to CH3030
    Applications of Mass Transfer

    2
    Books
    Textbooks
    • Mass Transfer Operations- Robert E. Treybal
    • Separation Processes Principles: Chemical and Biochemical Processes-
    J.D. Seader, Ernest J. Henley and D. Keith Roper
    • Heat Transfer- J.P. Holman 

    Additional books
    • Transport Processes and Separation Process Principles (Includes Unit
    Operations- Christie John Geankoplis
    • Separation Process Engineering (Includes Mass transfer Analysis)-
    Philip C Wankat
    • Process Heat Transfer- Donald Q Kern
    • Heat Transfer: Principles and Applications- Binay K Dutta

    3
    Course plan and contents
    • Week 1: Introduction and recap of a concepts
    Introduction to separation processes, diffusion, mass transfer
    coefficients, equilibrium and rate-based approaches to mass transfer
    applications

    • Week 2-5: Gas-liquid operations: Gas absorption/stripping and distillation


    Gas absorption and stripping: design of stage type contactor-the
    equilibrium approach, design of continuous contactors-the rate based
    approach, stage efficiencies, concept of transfer units and column
    height

    Distillation: Single stage operation, material and energy balances,


    multistage operation- method of Mcabe and Thiele, multistage
    operation- method of Ponchon and Savarit, stage and overall
    efficiencies, rate based method for continuous contact distillation
    column 4
    Course plan and contents
    • Week 6-7 Solid fluid operation: Adsorption and leaching
    Sorbents, gas and liquid adsorption equilibrium, batch adsorption in
    slurry, fixed bed adsorption, applications of adsorption-chromatography,
    PSA/TSA/VSA

    Introduction and applications of leaching, equilibrium stage approach

    • Week 8: Liquid-liquid operation: Liquid extraction


    Ternary liquid equilibrium diagrams, single stage and multistage
    operation

    • Week 9-11: Simultaneous heat and mass transfer and Heat exchanger
    design
    Psychrometric charts, wet bulb temperature, gas-liquid cooling
    5
    operations, drying of solids and equipment, batch drying
    Course plan and contents
    • Week 9-11: Simultaneous heat and mass transfer and Heat exchanger
    design continued …
    Exchangers types, overall heat transfer coefficients, LMTD, thermal
    design of double pipe/shell and tube/compact exchangers, effectiveness
    analysis and NTU, finned exchangers

    • Week 12: Membrane processes and Crystallization


    Introduction to reverse osmosis

    Introduction to batch solution crystallization

    6
    Course learning outcomes
    • Understand the fundamental principles in the design of separation
    processes
    • Use phase equilibrium relations and the single stage equilibrium
    operation concepts to design single stage separation processes
    • Apply the cascade design strategy to design multistage,
    absorption/stripping column, distillation column, liquid extraction
    contactors
    • Use rate based design approach to size continuous contact equipment
    • Apply concepts of conductive and convective heat transport for design
    of heat exchangers
    • Analyse performance and effectiveness of heat exchangers

    7
    Course conduct
    • Lecture: Video lectures via Google Meet (meet.google.com/pia-jqsp-
    uwv) → recorded and link shared through Moodle for viewing
    • Course slides, documents→ uploaded on Moodle
    • In class activities as appropriate: polls, quick answer, short numerical etc
    (Acadly)
    • Homework: practise problems and derivations (graded and ungraded)
    • Tutorials: video sessions via Google Meet
    • Q&A/ discussion: discussion forum in Moodle/Acadly and clarification in
    class
    • Feedback: end of 2nd week, 1 month and 2 month

    8
    Evaluation/assessment and attendance
    Evaluation and assessment
    • Internal assessment: homework/assignment → 20%
    • End semester examination → 80%

    Attendance
    • Attendance will be taken during live sessions (minimum attendance
    required will be announced by Dean Academic Courses)

    9
    Separation Processes: An Introduction

    10
    Discussion
    1. Key functions that differentiate Chemical Engineers from other engineers
    is design and operation of reaction systems and separation systems
    a) True
    b) False

    2. Mass transfer operations are a part of our everyday life


    a) True
    b) False

    Give examples:

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    Basic separation techniques
    Phase 1 Phase 1
    Gas absorption
    Feed Phase Feed Phase
    creation addition Distillation

    Adsorption
    Phase 2 Phase 2
    Feed Leaching
    Phase 1
    Feed Drying
    Solid Phase 2 Barrier
    agent Reverse osmosis

    Crystallization
    Phase 2
    Phase 1

    Refer Tables 1.1 to 1.3. of Separation Processes Principles: Chemical and


    Biochemical Processes- J.D. Seader, Ernest J. Henley and D. Keith Roper

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    Classification of separation processes based on
    phases
    Gas-liquid Gas absorption/stripping
    Sublimation

    Gas adsorption
    Liquid-Liquid
    Liquid adsorption

    Gas-solid Leaching

    Drying

    Humidification/dehumidification
    Liquid-solid
    Crystallization

    Distillation

    Liquid extraction
    13
    Thank you

    Any Questions

    Email: [email protected]

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