Cems Question Bank
Cems Question Bank
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UNIT -I
1. What is a process model? What are the points should be considered to form the model?
2. Draw the flowchart of a systematic approach to a process modeling showing the interrelations between the
flowchart stages. Alongside each major step, list in point from the key issues for major modeling task.
3. Provide a classification of the major categories of equations in process model. What are the sub-classes in
each major category?
4. Define modeling and explain about the principles of formation.
5. State and explain in detail with an example of lumped and distributed parameter model.
6. State and explain in detail with an example of static and dynamic model.
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7. State and explain in detail with an example of linear and non-linear model.
8. Explain in detail about the probablization model with a neat sketch.
9. With an example, explain about regression and corelation analysis.
10. Explain in detail about the linearization of non-linear
models
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UNIT I I
fh)=h9h+3.8197-0
Use the Newton-Raphson method of finding roots of equations to find the height h to which the dipstick is wet with oil. Conduct three iterations to
estiumate the root of the above equation. Find the absolute relative approximate enror at the end of each iteration and the number of significant
digits at least correct at the end of each iteration.
4. Find the solution to the following system of equations using the Gauss-Seidel method.
12x1 + 3x-Zx =1
+ 5x 3x=28
3x+7x 13x= 76
x
as the nitial guess and conduct two iterations5.
6. A tank contains 20 m' of water, a stream of brine containing 2 kg/m* of salt is fed into the tank at a rate of 833*10* m-/sec. Liquid flows from
the tank at a rate of S.56*104 m/sec. If the tank is well- agitated, what is the concentration of salt in the tank, when the tank contains 30m2 of
brine?
7. With suitable assumptions, deive a mathemat1cal model for stirred tank beater
8. Derive a mathematical model expressing compartmental distillation column model with suitable assumptions.
9. With a suitable example. explain about the design of mixers.
10. Derive a mathematical model expressing ideal binary distillation column model with suitable assumptions.
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6. Consider a conical water lank showa below. Write the dynamic material balance equation if the flow rate out of the tank is a function of the square root of height
ofwater in the tank List state variables, input vanables and parameters. (Hint: Use height as a state variable)
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UNTT-IV
1. Consider that benzoic acid (BA) is continuously extracted from toluene using water as the solvent The two streams are fed into tank A (mixer) where they are
stirred vigorously and the mixture is then pumped into tank B (settler) where it is allowed to settle into two layers (extract and raffinate). The upper toluene
layer (raffinate) znd the lower water layer (extact) are removed separately. Model the system to find out what fraction of BA has passed into the solvent phase
2. Derive a mathematical model for unsteady state state single stage solvent extraction
3. A tank contains 20 m3 of water. A stream of brine contammg 2 kgm3 of salt is ied mto the tank at a rate of 8.35 x l0-4m3/s. LAguid tlows from the tank at a
rate of 5.56 z10-4 m3/s. If the tank is well agitated, what is the concentration of salt in the tank when the tank contains 30 m3 of brine?
4. Derive a mathematical model for Unsteady state mass transfen(Fick's I law of difusion)
S. Denive a mathematical model for muli stage gas absarption colum
6. Derive a mathematical model for mlicomponent fash drum
7. Two concentric cylmdrical metallic shells are separated by a solid material. If the two metal surfaces are mantained at ditferent temperatures, what is the
steadystate temperature distnbution w1thin the separating materal?
8. A supply of hot air is to be obtained by drawing cool air through a heated cylindrical pipe. The pipe is 0.1 m in diameter and 1.22 m long. and is maintained at
a temperature of T, =3 16 C throughout its length The avenge values of the properties of air are as follows: heat capacity (C) -1005 JkgC. themal
conductivity (k) = 0.035 W/mC, densiry (p)= 0.801 kgm3, flow rate (u) = 7.87x 10-3 m3/s, inlet temperature= 21 C. and overall heat-transfer coefficient
(hy= 52.3xa Wim2C, where x is the distance measured in metres fom the pipe inlet.
9. Consider a section of flat wall of thickness L m, whose height and length are both large compared to L. If the temperature distribution is uniform throughout
the wall at r-0 and heat is supplied at a fixed rate per unit area to one surface, develop a mathematical model for temperature distribution as a function of
position and time n the diiferential fom
10. Derive a mathematical model for heat exchanger
11. Derive a mathematical model for mass exchange in packed cohumn
12. Derive a mathematical model for phug fdow reactor
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UNIT V
1 Define Optimization
2. What are types of Optimization problems?
3. Expand: MINLP, MILP & P