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A constant density fluied enters a cooling fluid jacket CSTR with the reactant, A, and undergoes the following chemical reactions: A R A P Inhereent

image text in transcribedA constant density fluied enters a cooling fluid jacket CSTR with the reactant, A, and undergoes the following chemical reactions:

  1. A R
  2. A P

Inhereent Reaction Rate 1 = K_1*C_A

Inherent Reaction Rate 2 = K_2

Feed of pure A enters the CSTR at a constant volumetric flow rate. The reactor has the following constant operating parameters:

Calculate: Reator concentrations of A, R, and P as well as the temperatire vs time, up to the final time of operation.

Terms:

C_Ao Entering feed concentration of A, Initial reactor Concentration of A

v_o Volumetric flow rate of entering and exiting streams

U - Overall heat transfer coefficient

A - Heat transfer area

k_o1 - Pre-exponential factor of rate constant 1

E_a1 - Activation energy of the rate constant 1

ko_2 - Pre-exponential factor of rate constant 2

E_a2 - Activation energy of the rate constant 2

To Feed Temperature, Initial reactor Temperature

Tc Cooling fluid Temperature in the jacket

Hr1 Heat of reaction 1

Hr2 Heat of reaction 2

CP Specific Heat of Fluid

V Reactor volume

tf Final time of reactor operation

Given Parameters:

C_Ao = 5000 mol/m^3

v_o = 0.9 m^3/min

U = 100 w/m^2

A = 10 m^2

k_o2 = 1*10^-2 sec^-1

k_o1 = 1*10^-3 mol/(m^3*sec)

Ea_2 = 10000 J/mol

Ea_1 = 10000 J/mol

T_0 = 298 K

T_C = 298 K

Delta H_r2 = -250000 J/mol

Delta H_r1 = -250000 J/mol

V = 1000 m^3

t_f = 23000 Sec = 383.3 min

CP = 500 J/(mol*K)

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A constant density fluid enters a cooling-fluid-jacketed CSTR with the reactant, A, and undergoes the following chemical reactions: (1) AR (2) AP Inherent Rxn Rate 1=k1CA Inherent Rxn Rate 2=k2 Feed of pure A enters the CSTR at a constant volumetric flow rate. The reactor has the following constant operating parameters with their values that will be individually provided to each group: CAo - Entering feed concentration of A, Initial reactor Concentration of A vo - Volumetric flow rate of entering and exiting streams U - Overall heat transfer coefficient A - Heat transfer area kol - Pre-exponential factor of rate constant 1 Eal - Activation energy of the rate constant 1 ko2 - Pre-exponential factor of rate constant 2 Ea2 - Activation energy of the rate constant 2 To - Feed Temperature, Initial reactor Temperature Tc-Cooling fluid Temperature in the jacket Hrl - Heat of reaction 1 Hr2 Heat of reaction 2 CP Specific Heat of Fluid V - Reactor volume tf-Final time of reactor operation Calculate reactor concentrations of A,R, and P as well as the temperature vs time, up to the final time of operation, Then, produce the following plots: 1. Evolution Plot 1, i.e., Concentrations of A,R, and P vs t, at the time range of 0 to tf. 2. Evolution Plot 2, i.e., Mole fractions of A,R, and P vs t, at the time range of 0 to tf. 3. Phase Plot, i.e., Mole fraction of R vs Mole fraction of A, at the time range of 0 to tf

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