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1. An experimentally determined mass transfer coefficient (kG) of 1.08 lb mol/h-ft2-atm was given for species A diffusing through stagnant B. This was used to predict the mass transfer coefficient (k'G) and flux of A for equimolar counterdiffusion between the same species under flow. 2. The flux of benzoic acid dissolving from a flat plate into flowing water was calculated using given properties of the system. 3. The mass transfer coefficients for flow over flat plates and around spheres of naphthalene in an air stream were estimated using properties of the system.

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Tutorial 2 (207540)

1. An experimentally determined mass transfer coefficient (kG) of 1.08 lb mol/h-ft2-atm was given for species A diffusing through stagnant B. This was used to predict the mass transfer coefficient (k'G) and flux of A for equimolar counterdiffusion between the same species under flow. 2. The flux of benzoic acid dissolving from a flat plate into flowing water was calculated using given properties of the system. 3. The mass transfer coefficients for flow over flat plates and around spheres of naphthalene in an air stream were estimated using properties of the system.

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207540

Tutorial 2: Convective mass transfer

1. A value of kG was experimentally determined to be 1.08 lb mol/h.ft2.atm for A diffusing


through stagnant B. For the same flow and concentrations it is desired to predict k’ G and
the flux of A for equimolar counterdiffusion. The partial pressures are pA1 = 0.20 atm, pA2
= 0.05 atam and P = 1.0 atm abs total.

2. A large volume of pure water at 26.1°C is flowing parallel to a flat plate of solid benzoic
acid, where L = 0.137 m in the direction of flow. The solubility of benzoic acid is 0.02948
kgmol/m3 and diffusivity is 1.245 x 10-9 m2/s. Calculate the flux for a water velocity of
0.152 m/s. Do not assume that xBM = 1 but actually calculate its value.

3. Estimate the value of the mass transfer coefficient in a stream of air at 325.6 K flowing in
a duct past the following shapes made of solid naphthalene. The velocity of the air is 1.524
m/s at 325.6 K and 202.6 kPA. The DAB of naphthalene in air is 5.16 x 10-6 m2/s at 273
K and 101.3 kPa.
(a) For air flowing parallel to a flat plate 0.152 m length
(b) For air flowing past a single sphere 12.7 mm in diameter

4. Pure water at 26.1°C is flowing at a rate of 0.0701 ft3/h through a packed bed of 0.251-in
benzoic acid spheres having a total surface area of 0.129 ft2. The solubility of benzoic acid
in water is 0.00184 lb mol/ft3. Calculate the mass transfer coefficient kc.
1. A value of kG was experimentally determined to be 1.08 lb mol/
h.ft2.atm for A diffusing through stagnant B. For the same flow and
concentrations it is desired to predict k’G and the flux of A for

equimolar counterdiffusion. The partial pressures are pA1 = 0.20 atm, ✓

pA2 = 0.05 atam and P = 1.0 atm abs total.

① gas phase kg =
1.081 bmoyh.fi .
atm

KG ) atm
② case 2 ( given Pa , =
0.2
atm
PA 's
=
0.05
③ KG → Ka
1.0 atm
p =

PFF
0
Y
=
0.2 A2
YA
= = =

= I
I YAI YBZ
YBI
= -

=
I -
0<2

= 0.8

' 0.896

,Yy÷¥÷
YBM = =
=

In lots )

K'GIP =
ka YBM #
K' G =
KGYBM
=
11.081 )( 0.896)

lbmoyh.tt?atm*NA=k'G(
K' G =
0.969

Par )

}
Pa flux for molar
equi
-

=
0-969 (0.2-0.05) counter diffusion
'
=
o - 145 lbmoyh.tt *
2. A large volume of pure water at 26.1°C is flowing parallel to a flat
plate of solid benzoic acid, where L = 0.137 m in the direction of
flow. The solubility of benzoic acid is 0.02948 kgmol/m3 and
diffusivity is 1.245 x 10-9 m2/s. Calculate the flux for a water velocity
of 0.152 m/s. Do not assume that xBM = 1 but actually calculate its
value.
T = 26.1°C

V
=
0.152 m/s
crater
L = 0.137m

K# s
=
0.02948
hgmol /m3
benzoic acid 1.245×15
"
Day
=
mys

FnwAppendi×A
hglm
} it = 8.71×10-7
f = 996 ,

0.137×0-152×996
① hire =

1¥ =
_

8. 71×10-4
=
23812.5

② Nsc = I =
8-71×10--4 =

702.41
TDAB
996 ✗ 1-249×10-9

③ situation 3 .

0.5
"'
k =
0.99 Nae , e Nsc

DAB
'
0-5 13

,
.hn?,g(Y1?#-- 0.99123812-5 ) ( 702.41 )

tic =
1.234 ✗ 10-5 m/s
④ calculate NA

( Cai - Cau )
Na =

^B⑦ must calculate first

acid
A- benzoic
-

nBm=?÷?÷
water
B- -

hgmol / m3
= A- = -0.02€
NA ,

fo.omygtm-wjhg.mu/ m3-.0-0M48co.0M48t
At B

^,÷ )
NAI =
5 -32 ✗ 10-4

= I -
NA /
RBI
=
0.999468

=/ -0
amount very small bis large volume
) ,
NBZ

( of
,
NAZ =
0
point
2
water at
prune

= I - 0.999468 = " 9997


NBM
Cai )
Nn
-
=

!÷m Kai
I
-

=↳=o
-
solubility
Value

"÷:: (0.0448-0)
=

thymol
- "

=
3 .
64 ✗ 10 / s .m
#
3. Estimate the value of the mass transfer coefficient in a stream of Oair at
325.6 K flowing in a duct past the following shapes made of solid
-naphthalene. The velocity of the air is 1.524 m/s at 325.6 K and 202.6
kPA. The DAB of naphthalene in air is 5.16 x 10-6 m2/s at 273 K and
101.3 kPa.

(a) For air flowing parallel to a flat plate 0.152 m length


(b) For air flowing past a single sphere 12.7 mm in diameter

T :
325-6 k

202 -
6hPa
p
=

fair @ 325.6k
It atm)
=

;Yj!?÷=%;;!÷ .

✗ 2
I -0876
T@ zatm
=

=
2.175 hey /m3

Mair @ 325.6 K =

325.6-312 = µ 9×10-5
- 1.

338.8 -
311 2¥05 1.9×10-5 -

m = 1.968×10-5 hey / m
-
s

" "

Dn =

(E) ( ;I-)
DAB 2

s.i•×=(;;÷j"(%÷ )
DABZ
"
mys
3- 51
✗ 10
DAB
=
,
length) ( case 2)
a) parallel to a flat plate
=
10.152m

are
1¥ 01152×1,1%1,2%52
-
- =

= 25601 -

34 # situation 2

,;;÷:÷
" " 2.578
=n_
=
=

9 DAB

" • ">
Nsh
=k =
( 0.036 Nae ) ( Nsu )

DAB
0.8
">

( 2.578 )

g.bg?!?jY#--
10.036×25601-34)

tic =
3.83×10-3 hgmolls.ms #
It

n' GP tic
¥
=

K' ↳ (202-6) = (3-83×10-3) zg.gg

415×10-9 hgmol /
'

1 s.vn Pa
h' G =
#
.
b) of 12.7mm diameter ( care 3)
single sphere
=

nine
-
-

¥ =

l"°"t?!g;g¥o!É" = 2139

* situation I
'
0-53 13
) )
k'l# ( 0.552 Mre ( Msc
= 2 +

DAB
0.53
"

Y.LY?Yj??--- 2+(0.552×2139) (2.57-8)

'

tic = 0 - 013
kgmolls.vn *

KG
=

tiff
b.
'

G =
0.0£ =
4.8×10-9 hgmolls.in?Ps *

8314-3×325.6
4. Pure water at 26.1°C is flowing at a rate of 0.0701 ft3/h through a
packed bed of 0.251-in benzoic acid spheres having a total surface
area of 0.129 ft2. The solubility of benzoic acid in water is 0.00184
lb mol/ft3. Calculate the mass transfer coefficient kc. =

'

1- =
he -1°C A = 0.129ft
'
0.251inch
✓ = 0.0701 ft /h Dp =

0 Caz
-

l 80×10-4 lbmol / ft
}

CA
- -

= ,
,
}
Cai e 0.00184 lbmol / ft

Alec
ccn-i-Y.gg?--.--lm)--.vCcn-z-cai CA 2)
)

(( Ai
-

"""Y;?%;;;÷j"=
" 'm ↳i
" "" he
-

256×10-7 ( 0.0701 ✗ (1.8×10-4-0)


2-
he =

he 0.0559 ft / h
µ
=

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