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    R09
    Code No: D109115103
    JAWAHARLAL NEHRU TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY HYDERABAD
    M.Tech I Semester Regular Examinations March 2010
    ADVANCED CHEMICAL REACTION ENGINEERING
    (Chemical Engineering)
    Time: 3hours Max.Marks:60
    Answer any five questions
    All questions carry equal marks
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    1. Discuss about the reversible and parallel reactions

    2. Calculate the conversion for the first order reaction for the real CSTR model
    using bypass and dead space

    3. Show that maximum mixedness gives the lower bound on X


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    4. The concentration of undesirable impurity in air (at 1 bar = l05 Pa) is to be
    reduced from 0.1% (or 100 Pa) to 0.02% (or 20 Pa) by absorption in pure water.
    Find the height of tower required for countercurrent operations. HA(Henry's law

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    constant) 12.5 Pa. m3/mol, The flow rates per meter squared cross section of
    tower are Fg/A 1 x 105 mol/hr m2, Fl/A, = 7 X lo5 mol/hr m2. The molar

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    density of liquid under all conditions is 56 000 mol/m3.

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    5. Yagi et al. (1951) roasted pyrrhotite (iron sulfide) particles dispersed in asbestos
    fibers and found that the time for complete conversion was related to particle size
    as follows: Γ α R1.5 Particles remained as hard solids of unchanging size during

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    reaction. A fluidized-bed reactor is planned to convert pyrrhotite ore to the
    corresponding oxide. The feed is to be uniform in size, I = 20 min, with mean
    residence time t = 60 min in the reactor. What fraction of original sulfide ore
    remains unconverted?

    6. Discuss about Mixed Flow of a Size Mixture of Particles of Unchanging Size,


    Uniform Gas Composition

    7. Discuss different experimental methods to find out rates of the reaction

    8. Write in brief about 3*4=12


    a. Reactive distillation
    b. Semi continuous reactor model
    c. Catalyst deactivation

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