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T2430C6 - Chemical Process Calculation-II - Question - Bank

This document outlines the topics and questions covered in the Chemical Process Calculation-II course. The course is divided into four units: (1) Introduction to Process Calculations, (2) Material Balances with Chemical Reactions, (3) Energy Balance Calculations, and (4) Stoichiometry and Unit Operations. The first unit covers process flow diagrams, material balances, and the importance of chemical process calculations. The second unit covers topics like limiting and excess reactants, conversion, and yields. The third unit defines terms related to energy and heat and derives relationships between heat capacity and other thermal properties. The fourth unit discusses unit operations like distillation, gas absorption, crystallization and extraction as well as humidity measurements. Numerical examples

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T2430C6 - Chemical Process Calculation-II - Question - Bank

This document outlines the topics and questions covered in the Chemical Process Calculation-II course. The course is divided into four units: (1) Introduction to Process Calculations, (2) Material Balances with Chemical Reactions, (3) Energy Balance Calculations, and (4) Stoichiometry and Unit Operations. The first unit covers process flow diagrams, material balances, and the importance of chemical process calculations. The second unit covers topics like limiting and excess reactants, conversion, and yields. The third unit defines terms related to energy and heat and derives relationships between heat capacity and other thermal properties. The fourth unit discusses unit operations like distillation, gas absorption, crystallization and extraction as well as humidity measurements. Numerical examples

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ITM (SLS) BARODA UNIVERSITY

School of Technology & Engineering


Subject: Chemical Process Calculation-II (T2430C6)
Semester: 4
Unit-I - Introduction of Process Calculation
Questions
1. Draw a process flow diagram and material balance for following:
(1). Distillation (2). Evaporation (3). Absorption (4). Extraction (Liquid-Liquid), (5) Drying (6)
Filtration (7) Mixing/Blending (8) Crystallization
2 What is the difference between recycle bypass.
3 Discuss the different steps involved while solving material balance problems.
3 Write a note on “Importance of Chemical Process Calculations in Chemical Industries”.
4. How many kilograms of carbon are present in 64 kg of methane?
5 How we measure the average molecular weight and density of gas mixture.
6 For an ideal gas, prove that Mole% = Volume% = Pressure%.
7 Derive the relation for density in case of ideal gas.
Numerical
Examples: 3.1 to 3.18, 3.24,3.25, 3.28 to 3.30, 3.43
Unit-II - Material balances with Chemical reaction
1 What is meant by :
(a). Limiting Reactant, (b). Excess Reactant and (c) Conversion (d) Percentage Excess (e) Yield (f)
Selectivity
2 Write a short note on Energy Balance.
3 Discuss about by Purging operations.
4 Explain:
(a) Recycle ratio (b) Combined feed ratio (c) Purge Ratio
Numerical
Examples: 4.1 to 4.20
Unit-III - Energy Balance Calculations

1. Define the following:


(1). Sensible Heat (2). Heat Capacity (3). Standard Heat of Reaction (4). Heat of formation
(5). Heat of combustion (6). Adiabatic flame Temperature (7). Heat of solution
2 Explain the effect of temperature on heat of reaction.
3. Derive the relationship between CP & CV for an ideal gas.
4. Define the following:
(1). Hess’s Law of constant Heat summation
(2). Effect of temperature on Heat of reaction.
(3). Latent heat of sublimation
Numerical
5. Examples:6.1 to 6.11, 6.15, 6.18, 6.19, 6.26 to 6.51.
Unit-IV - Stoichiometry and Unit Operations
1. Write note on:
(1). Distillation (2).Gas Absorption (3). Crystallisation (4). Extraction and Leaching
(5). Humidification
2. Define the following:
(1). Dry-bulb Temperature and Wet bulb Temperature.
(2). Dew Point
(3). Absolute humidity and Molal Humidity
(4). Relative Humidity and Saturation humidity
(5). Adiabatic Saturation Temperature
(6). Percentage Humidity
Numerical
Examples:7.3, 7.5, 7.6, 7.7, 7.8, 7.13,7.14

Note: For all solved examples:

Refer to Introduction to Chemical Process Calculations by K A GHAVANE, Nirali


Prakashan

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