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ENERGY BALANCE
Reference temperature = 273 K
PRE-HEATER Inlet temperature of solution
=
25°C
Outlet temperature of solution
=
60°C
Qf
=
mCp dT
Qf
=
[(111.1*1.429)+(4.187*2.268)]*(298-273)
=
168.258
Qf
=
4206.4504 kJ/hr
Qp
=
168.258
=
10095.48 kJ/hr
Heat carried in by the feed stream
*
25
Heat carried out by the product stream
*
60
Heat to be supplied,
Qp - Qf =
Steam requirement
S
5889.03
=
( Qp - Qf )/ λs
(λs=2260 kJ/kg)
=
2.60576 kg/hr
Assuming 80% heat transfer efficiency in the equipments Actual steam requirement, S
Streams Reactant stream Product stream Steam Total
=
3.25 kg/hr
Energy inlet (kJ/hr) 4206.4504 5889.01 10095.46
Energy outlet (kJ/hr) 10095.48 10095.48
SULFONATOR
Qf
Qp
=
(235.8*1.17*30) + (10095.48) + [(228.2*1.3734)+(.437*4)] * 100
=
58128.25 kJ/hr
=
[(326.5*2.045) + (288.2*1.43136) + (4*.437) + (4.253*22.674)] *120
=
141524.46 kJ/hr
Heat of reaction: No. of moles of anthraquinone taking part in the reaction = 1.13365 kmol/hr
C14H8O2
+
H2SO4
A
+
H
(in the presence of M)
∆HR
=
∆Hf°
+
∆Hf°
=
(∆Hf° ASA + ∆Hf° W)
C14H8SO5 +
H2O
ASA
W
+
ʃ ∆CpdT -
(∆Hf° A + ∆Hf° H)
∆Cp
ʃ ∆CpdT ∆HR
Total heat
=
(-675320-285830) - (-58240-814000)
=
-88910 kJ/kmol
=
∆Cp Products
=
(588.96+76.554) – (297.723+140.04)
=
228.474
=
228.474 * 95
=
-88910 + 21705.03 =
=
-76186.914 kJ/hr
=
Qp – Qf + ∆HR
=
7209.296 kJ/hr
-
=
∆Cp Reactants
21705.03 kJ/kmol -67204.97 * 1.3365
Hence, heat should be supplied to get products at required temperature Steam required,S
=
7209.296/2260
=
3.19 kg/hr
Assuming around 80% heat transfer efficiency in the equipments Actual steam requirement, S
Streams Reactant stream Product stream Heat of reaction Steam Total
=
4 kg/hr
Energy inlet (kJ/hr) 58128.25
Energy outlet (kJ/hr) 141524.46
76186.914 7209.4 141524.5
141524.46
CRYSTALLIZER Qf
=
141524.46 + (15*4.187*25)
=
143094.6 kJ/hr
Qp
=
(326.5*2.045 + 288.2*1.311 + 4*.437 + 37.67*4.2) * 80
=
96448 kJ/hr
Heat to be removed =
Qp - Qf
=
-46646.6 kJ/hr
Brine water is to be supplied for this cooling purpose Brine is available @ 288 K Brine required
=
46646.6/(3.996*40)
=
179.6 kg/hr
Streams Reactant stream Product stream Brine Total
Energy inlet (kJ/hr) 143094.6 -
Energy outlet (kJ/hr) 96448 46646.6 143094.6
143094.6
Assuming 80% heat transfer efficiency, actual brine required = 225 kg/hr
PRECIPITATOR Qf
= [(326.5*2.045 + 10*4.2) * 80] + [(34.63*.677 + 253.97*4.187) * 25] = 84992.37 kJ/hr
Qp
= [ 151.53*3.5075 + (1.05*4.2)*280.97 + 192.63*2.045 ] * 85 = 183982.29 kJ/hr
Heat of reaction: C14H8SO5 + ASA
KCl
+
P
C14H7SO5K + PAS
+
HCl C
No. of moles of potassium anthraquinone-1-sulfonate formed = 0.4644 kmol
ʃ ∆CpdT
∆HR
=
∆Hf°
∆Hf°
=
(∆Hf° PAS + ∆Hf° C) -
=
(-1153981.62 – 167370) – ( -675320 – 420680)
=
-225351.62 kJ/kmol
+
(∆Hf° ASA + ∆Hf° P )
∆Cp
ʃ ∆CpdT ∆HR
Total heat
=
∆Cp Products
=
(1144.357 + 25.8785) – (588.96 + 50.485)
=
530.82 * 60
=
31849.23 kJ/kmol
=
-225351.62 + 31849.23
=
-193502.39 * 0.4644
=
-89862.76 kJ/hr
=
Qp – Qf + ∆HR
=
9127.157 kJ/hr
Steam required=
9127/2260
-
=
∆Cp Reactants
4.038 kg/hr
Assuming 80% efficiency, actual steam requirement = 5 kg/hr
Streams Reactant stream Product stream Heat of reaction Steam Total
Energy inlet (kJ/hr) 84992.3725 89862.76 9127.01 183982.14
Energy outlet (kJ/hr) 183982.2896 183982.2
COOLER Inlet temperature
=
85°C
Outlet temperature =
25°C
Qf
=
(133.5*3.5075 + 2.5*2.045 + .28*.709) * 85
=
40252.79 kJ/hr
=
11839.05 kJ/hr
Heat released
=
-28413.74 kJ/hr
Brine required
=
28413.74/(3.996*10)
Qp
=
711.05 kg/hr
Assuming 80% efficiency, actual brine requirement = 888 kg/hr
Streams Reactant stream Product stream Brine Total
Energy inlet (kJ/hr) 40252.79 -
Energy outlet (kJ/hr) 11839.05 28413.74 40252.79
40252.79
NEUTRALIZER Qf
Qp
=
(11839.05 + 0.86*1.145*25)
=
11863.66 kJ/hr
=
(133.5*3.5075 + 0.45*.8645 + 4.326*2.7 + 0.14*4.187+.919*.35)*25
=
12030.7 kJ/hr
Heat of reaction: Reaction 1: 2 C14H8SO5
+
Na2CO3
ASA
S
2 C14H7SO5Na + NAS
CO2
+
O
ʃ ∆CpdT
∆HR
=
∆Hf°
∆Hf°
=
(∆Hf° NAS + ∆Hf° O + ∆Hf° W) - (∆Hf° ASA + ∆Hf° S)
=
[-2*1091200 – 393500 – 285830] – [-2*675320 – 1130770]
=
-380320 kJ/kmol
+
No. of moles of sodium carbonate reacted = 0.004355 kmol
ʃ ∆CpdT
=
∆HR1 = =
0 ∆Hf° -1656.3 kJ/hr
H2O W
Reaction 2: 2 HCl
+
C
∆Hf°
Na2CO3 S
2 NaCl
+
CO2
N
O
+
H2O W
=
(∆Hf° N + ∆Hf° O + ∆Hf° W) - (∆Hf° C + ∆Hf° S)
=
[-2*408760 – 393500 – 285830] – [-2*167370 – 1130770]
=
-31340 kJ/kmol
No. of moles of sodium carbonate reacted = 0.003776 kmol ∆HR2 =
-118.33 kJ/hr
∆HR
=
∆HR1 +
=
1774.63 kJ/hr
∆HR2
Heat to be removed + ∆HR
=
Qp - Qf
=
12030.7 – 11863.66 – 1774.63
=
-1607.6 kJ/hr
Brine required= =
1607.6/(3.996*10) 40.23 kg/hr
Assuming 80% efficiency, actual brine requirement = 50 kg/hr
Streams Reactant stream Product stream Heat of reaction Brine Total
Energy inlet (kJ/hr) 11863.66 1774.63 13638.3
Energy outlet (kJ/hr) 12030.7 1607.6 13638.3
RECYCLE HEAT BALANCES PAN DRYER Amount of solid to be dried
=
292.2 kg dry solid/hr
Inlet air temperature, Tg2
=
120°C
Outlet air temperature, Tg1
=
85°C
Inlet solids temperature, Ts1
=
85°C
Outlet solids temperature, Ts2
=
100°C
Assumptions:
@ 25°C, humidity of air is 50% (which is available from flue gas) Hence, absolute humidity of available air = 0.01 kgwater/kg dry air
=
Y2
The enthalpy of air entering the drier,HG2=
[(Cg + Y2Cv)(Tg2 – To) + λ Y2]
Specific heat of air,
Cg
=
1.005 kJ/kg°C
Specific heat of vapor,
Cv
=
1.884 kJ/kg°C
Enthalpy of vapor,
λ
=
2502.3 kJ/kg
HG2
=
147.882 kJ/kg
HG1
=
(1.005+1.884Y1)85 + 2502.3
=
85.425 + 2662.44 Y1
The enthalpy of the solid entering the drier, Hs1
=
Cp(Ts1 – To) + X1(Ts1 – To) Cw
=
(1.311+ 0.077*4.187) * 80 kJ/kg
=
130.7014 kJ/kg
The enthalpy of the solid leaving the drier, Hs2
=
1.369*100
=
136.9 kJ/kg
Assuming no heat loss due to radiation to the surroundings
Moisture balance: Ss X1
+
Gs Y2
=
Ss X2
Ss(X1 – X2)
=
Gs(Y1 + Y2)
292.2(0.077)
=
Gs(Y1 + 0.01)
Gs(Y1 – 0.01)
=
22.5
Gs HG2
=
Ss Hs2 +
+
Gs Y1
Enthalpy balance: Ss Hs1 + 292.2*130.7 +
Gs(147.882)
Gs(62.458 – 2662Y1)
Gs HG1 +Q
= 292.2(136.9) + Gs(85.424 + 2662Y1) + 0 =
1837.78
By solving, Gs
=
1724.13 kg dry air /hr
Y1
=
0.023
Heat source Ss Hs1 Gs HG2 Ss Hs2 Gs HG1 Total
Heat in kJ/hr 38190.54 254964.34
293154.88
Heat out kJ/hr
40002.18 253151.17 293153.35
COOLER Qf
Qp
Qp – Qf
=
(172.63*2.045 + 13*0.709 + 229.97*4.2) * 85
=
112890.1448 kJ/hr
=
(172.63*2.045 + 13*0.709 + 229.97*4.2) * 25
=
33203 kJ/hr
=
-79687.14 kJ/hr
Brine required= =
68533.856/(3.996*10) 1994.17 kg/hr
Streams Feed stream Product stream Brine Total
Energy inlet (kJ/hr) 112890.1448 112890.1448
Energy outlet (kJ/hr) 33203 79687.14 112890.14
NEUTRALIZER 2 Qp
Qp
=
(172.63*2.045 + 13*0.709 + 229.97*4.2 + (50.65*1.145)) * 25
=
34652.85 kJ/hr
=
(185.824*4.426 + 238.57*4.187 + 20.836*0.709 + 21.024*0.919)*25
=
46386.084 kJ/hr
Heat of reactions: Same reactions as the previous neutralizer occur ∆HR1
=
-380320 kJ/kmol
No. of moles of sodium carbonate reacted = 0.6 kmol ∆HR2
=
-31340 kJ/kmol
No. of moles of sodium carbonate reacted = 0.356 kmol Total heat of reactions=
Total heat
- 228192 - 11162.4
=
- 239354.4 kJ/hr
=
46386.084 – 34652.85 – 239354.4
Heat to be removed =
-227621.16 kJ/hr
Brine required
1.582 kg/s
Streams Reactant stream Product stream Heat of reaction
=
Energy inlet (kJ/hr) 34652.85 239354.4
Energy outlet (kJ/hr) 46386.084 -
Brine Total
274007.25
227621.16 274007.244
EVAPORATOR Qf
=
46386.084 kJ/hr
Evaporator operated @ 120 °C to completely vaporize water Qp
=
(185.824*4.426 + 20.836*0.709 + 21.024*0.919)*120 + 2260*238.57
=
641954.29 kJ/hr
Qp – Qf=
-595568.2125 kJ/hr
S
263.5 kg/hr
=
Assuming 80% efficiency in heat transfer equipments steam requirement is 330 kg/hr
Streams Feed stream Product stream Steam Total
Energy inlet (kJ/hr) 46386.084 595568.2125 641954.29
Energy outlet (kJ/hr) 641954.29 641954.29
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