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Quiz 7

Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics February 23, 2017

a) Figure 5.12 shows the Linde liquefaction process. Sketch a P/H diagram showing the eight streams of the Linde process. (show 2 and 2’)

b) Make a table for each stream indicating the state (sat. vap. etc.), T, P, H, S, ηθ, q, dm/dt (mass flow rate). Assuming that you have the P/H diagram and that you are given the pressure and temperature for streams 3 and 8. Which streams can be immediately solved for H and how. Fill in as much as you can from the initial information including

indicating which streams have the same flow rate, P, T, H, S and how you would use ηθ. c) Can streams 1 and 2 be initially ignored? Why?

d) The two dashed lines in Figure 5.12 indicate two local balances that need to be

considered to solve this design. Show how the System I balance in mass and in energy can yield q for stream 5.

e) Show how q can yield H5.

f) Show how H for stream 4 can be resolved from an energy balance on system II.

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