The document discusses calculating the specific volume of superheated steam at 100 bar absolute and 623.15K using the van der Waals equation. It provides the constants and parameters needed and shows the iterative calculation process. It also discusses calculating the number of hydrogen cylinders a company would need to order to meet 50 days demand of hydrogenating an organic ester, given the process conditions and cylinder capacity.
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The document discusses calculating the specific volume of superheated steam at 100 bar absolute and 623.15K using the van der Waals equation. It provides the constants and parameters needed and shows the iterative calculation process. It also discusses calculating the number of hydrogen cylinders a company would need to order to meet 50 days demand of hydrogenating an organic ester, given the process conditions and cylinder capacity.
The document discusses calculating the specific volume of superheated steam at 100 bar absolute and 623.15K using the van der Waals equation. It provides the constants and parameters needed and shows the iterative calculation process. It also discusses calculating the number of hydrogen cylinders a company would need to order to meet 50 days demand of hydrogenating an organic ester, given the process conditions and cylinder capacity.
P 100 Question1:Calculate the specfic volume of super heated steam at 10
T 623.15 Pc= 221.2 Bar
R 0.083145 Tc= 623.15 K Tc 647.3 Pc 221.2 a 5.524362 b 0.030414
Iteration Vi f(Vi) f'(Vi)
1 1 50.50319 195.818 2 0.742091 14.59088 89.32209 3 0.57874 4.04095 42.5149 4 0.483692 0.987102 22.64768 5 0.440107 0.163173 15.35008 6 0.429477 0.008601 13.74314 7 0.428851 2.896E-05 13.65065 8 0.428849 3.321E-10 13.65034 9 0.428849 -1.61E-15 13.65034 10 0.428849 1.943E-15 13.65034 e of super heated steam at 100 bar absolute and 623.15K using vanderwaals eqn . P 70 T 303 100 kg/hr of an organic ester of formula C19H36O2 is R 0.08 continuous process. The company purchases its hydr Tc 33 initially at 70 bar and 303 K. If the company buys 50 Pc 12.8 cylinders it should order? For H2, T = 33 K, P = 12.8 b a 0.229711 a = (27R2T2/64P) and b = (RT/8P) where R = 0.08 lit.a b 0.025781 for solving the problem.
Iteration Vi f(Vi) f'(Vi)
1 1 44.1791 158.1403 2 0.720634 12.83067 71.74803 3 0.541804 3.606396 33.65331 4 0.434641 0.921389 17.26119 5 0.381262 0.175215 10.89572 6 0.36518 0.013679 9.212613 7 0.363696 0.000111 9.062689 8 0.363683 7.607E-09 9.061451 9 0.363683 3.201E-16 9.061451 10 0.363683 -1.38E-16 9.061451 f formula C19H36O2 is being hydrogenated to C19H38O ₂ by a any purchases its hydrogen in cylinders of 10 m³ capacity the company buys 50 days demand of H ₂ at a time, how many H2, T = 33 K, P = 12.8 bar. Vanderwaals constants are given by P) where R = 0.08 lit.atm/gmol.°K. Use Vanderwaals equation