QUESTIONS Q1. Assume that all the relations about the physical properties are given and, V, Vu a) Develop the mathematical model of the non- isothermal flash unit in figure (steady state) and perform the degrees of the freedom analysis b) Check solvability of the model by consideration F = 100 kmol/min ZE 0.40, 0.6 T- 100 C Р, Т, а the degrees of freedom and data given. c) If you need an additional data to solve the model, L, X, h write the variables that should be given Antoine Equation: InPyp = A;- G+T) Component Ai Bị 1 16 2700 -50 2 18 3300 -55

QUESTIONS Q1. Assume that all the relations about the physical properties are given and, V, Vu a) Develop the mathematical model of the non- isothermal flash unit in figure (steady state) and perform the degrees of the freedom analysis b) Check solvability of the model by consideration F = 100 kmol/min ZE 0.40, 0.6 T- 100 C Р, Т, а the degrees of freedom and data given. c) If you need an additional data to solve the model, L, X, h write the variables that should be given Antoine Equation: InPyp = A;- G+T) Component Ai Bị 1 16 2700 -50 2 18 3300 -55

Physical Chemistry

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Author:Ball, David W. (david Warren), BAER, Tomas

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Chapter7: Equilibria In Multiple-component Systems

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