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    Fallsem2020-21 Che2002 Eth VL2020210101718 Cat-1 QP Key Cat I Pede

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    This document contains a practice exam for the CHE2002 Process Equipment Design and Economics course. [PART I] contains 8 multiple choice questions testing concepts like frictional pressure drop calculations, pump applications, constraints, check valves, pump power requirements, and cavitation. [PART II] contains 4 free response questions asking about: 1) suitable valve types for pump isolation and emergency control or water flow control, 2) pressure loss calculations in a pipe, 3) maximum membrane stress in a cylindrical shell, and 4) minimum wall thickness calculations for a horizontal storage tank.

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    This document contains a practice exam for the CHE2002 Process Equipment Design and Economics course. [PART I] contains 8 multiple choice questions testing concepts like frictional pressure drop calculations, pump applications, constraints, check valves, pump power requirements, and cavitation. [PART II] contains 4 free response questions asking about: 1) suitable valve types for pump isolation and emergency control or water flow control, 2) pressure loss calculations in a pipe, 3) maximum membrane stress in a cylindrical shell, and 4) minimum wall thickness calculations for a horizontal storage tank.

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    This document contains a practice exam for the CHE2002 Process Equipment Design and Economics course. [PART I] contains 8 multiple choice questions testing concepts like frictional pressure drop calculations, pump applications, constraints, check valves, pump power requirements, and cavitation. [PART II] contains 4 free response questions asking about: 1) suitable valve types for pump isolation and emergency control or water flow control, 2) pressure loss calculations in a pipe, 3) maximum membrane stress in a cylindrical shell, and 4) minimum wall thickness calculations for a horizontal storage tank.

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    Fallsem2020-21 Che2002 Eth VL2020210101718 Cat-1 QP Key Cat I Pede

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    CHE2002 PROCESS EQUIPMENT DESIGN AND ECONOMICS

    CAT-I, AUGUST 2020, FALL 2020-21


    ANSWER ALL QUESTIONS

    PART I

    1) A liquid of density 1000kg/m3 flows through a pipe diameter 1 inch at velocity of 1.5
    m/s, given friction factor 0.00025, calculate the frictional pressure drop per unit
    length? (2marks)

    (a) 88.5 N/m2 (b) 100 N/m2 (c) 80.5 N/m2 (d) 10 N/m2

    2) Which of the following pumps used for slurries? (1 mark)

    (a) Centrifugal Pump (b) Reciprocal Pump

    (c) Rotary Pump (d) All of the above

    3) Mark the internal constraint (1 mark)

    (a) Physical Laws (b) Time

    (c) Resources (d) Standards and Codes

    4) Check valve is: (1 mark)

    (a) Shut off valve (b) Regulating valve

    (c) Unidirectional flow (d) Both (a) & (c)

    5) Calculate the total power requirement for a mass flow rate of 5 kg/s, and a static head
    of 5 m. Efficiency of pump is 70%. (2marks)

    (a) 5 W (b) 25.71 W (c) 35.71 W (d) 15.7 W

    6) Which of the following cases pump will cavitate? (1 mark)

    (a) (NPSH)av > (NPSH)req (b) (NPSH)av = (NPSH)req

    (b) (NPSH)av < (NPSH)req (d) Both (a) & (b)

    7) Compare Scheduled Number and Nominal Pipe Size. (1 mark)


    8) Calculate the dead weight of a cylindrical vessel with hemispherical ends having a
    diameter of 5 mts and height of the column including the hemispherical ends is 25 mts.
    Thickness of the vessel 16mm. density of material is 4200 kg/m³? (2 marks)
    a) 100 KN b) 28.8 KN
    c) 15.8 KN d) 20.7 KN

    PART II
    1) Select suitable valve types for the following applications:
    a) The valves needed to isolate a pump and provide emergency manual control on
    a by-pass loop.
    b) Manual control of the water flow into a tank used for making up batches of
    sodium hydroxide solution. ( 5 marks)
    2) Oil flows in a pipe 80 mm bore with a mean velocity of 4 m/s. The mean surface
    roughness is 0.02 mm and the length is 60 m. The dynamic viscosity is 0.005 N
    s/m2 and the density is 900 kg/m3. Determine the pressure loss. (3 marks)
    3) Calculate the maximum membrane stress in the wall of shell having a cylindrical
    shape of inside diameter 2 m. The vessel wall is 2 mm thick and subject to an
    internal pressure of 5 bar. (5 marks)
    4) A horizontal cylindrical tank with hemispherical ends, is used to store liquid
    chlorine at 10 bar. The vessel is 4 m internal diameter and 20 m long. Estimate the
    minimum wall thickness required to resist this pressure, for the cylindrical section
    and the heads. Take the design pressure as 12 bar and the allowable stress for the
    material as 110 MN/m2. (5 marks)

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