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UNIT - II 3 . ( a ) Write a note on pressure drop in packed towers for absorption . ( b ) A gas

UNIT-II
3.(a) Write a note on pressure drop in packed towers for absorption.
(b) A gas from a petroleum distillation column has its concentration of H2S reduced from 0.03kg mole H2Skg moles inert gas to 1% of its value by scrubbing with a tri ethanol amine with water as a solvent in a counter current tower of height 7.79m operating at 300C and 1atm. The equilibrium relation is Y=2x. Pure solvent enters the tower and leaves containing 0.013kg mole H2Skg mole of solvent. If the flow of inert hydrocarbon gas is 0.015kgmolem2s and the gas phase controls the mass transfer. Calculate the overall coefficient for absorption.
4.(a) Explain sieve trays and bubble cap trays.
(b) It is desired to recover 98% ammonia from air-ammonia mixture containing 2% ammonia at 20C and at 1atm by scrubbing with water in a tower packed with 2.54cm rasching rings. If the gas flow rate is 19.5kgm2min at the inlet and liquid flow rate is 1.8 times the minimum. Estimate the height of packed tower for countercurrent operation. Absorption is assumed to be isothermal. The equilibrium relation is given by y=0.764x, where y,x are gas and liquid phase composition of ammonia in mole fraction respectively. The overall mass transfer coefficient is 1.04kg mole ?m3atm.min.
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