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    N 101.1 Kmol/H Feed F 11024,5 KG/H T 145,5 C P 120 Kpa Z 0,002 Z 0,896 Z 0,102

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    The document describes a heat exchanger process involving benzene, ethylbenzene, and diethylbenzene. It provides information on feed rates, temperatures, pressures, and molar compositions for the inlet and outlet streams. Thermodynamic calculations are shown to determine the heat transfer rate of 11,139 J/hr for the process.

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    The document describes a heat exchanger process involving benzene, ethylbenzene, and diethylbenzene. It provides information on feed rates, temperatures, pressures, and molar compositions for the inlet and outlet streams. Thermodynamic calculations are shown to determine the heat transfer rate of 11,139 J/hr for the process.

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    The document describes a heat exchanger process involving benzene, ethylbenzene, and diethylbenzene. It provides information on feed rates, temperatures, pressures, and molar compositions for the inlet and outlet streams. Thermodynamic calculations are shown to determine the heat transfer rate of 11,139 J/hr for the process.

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    N 101.1 Kmol/H Feed F 11024,5 KG/H T 145,5 C P 120 Kpa Z 0,002 Z 0,896 Z 0,102

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    B = Benzene V = 9538,6

    E = EthylBenzen T2 = 139OC
    D = DiethBenzene P2 = 110 kPa

    YB = 0,001

    N = 101.1 kmol/h YE = 0.992

    Feed YD = 0,000
    Heat Exchanger
    F = 11024,5 kg/h

    T1 = 145,5OC

    P1 = 120 kPa

    Zb = 0,002

    Ze = 0,896 L = 1485,9

    Zd = 0,102 T3 = 191,1OC

    P3 = 140 kPa

    XB = 0

    XE = 0,080

    XD = 0,919

    N3 = 11,3
     Aliran F
    0,17
    1. Benzen = = 0,002
    0,17+90,63+10,35
    90,63
    2. Ethyl Benzen = = 0,896
    0,17+90,63+10,35
    10,35
    3. DiethBenzene = = 0,102
    0,17+90,63+10,35

     Aliran V
    0,17
    1. Benzen = = 0,001
    0,17+89,72+0,0001
    89,72
    2. Ethyl Benzen = = 0,998
    0,17+89,72+0,0001
    0,0001
    3. DiethBenzene = = 0,000
    0,17+89,72+0,0001

     Aliran L
    0,00
    1. Benzen = =0
    0,00+0.91+10,35
    0,91
    2. Ethyl Benzen= = 0,080
    0,00+0.91+10,35
    10,35
    3. DiethBenzene = = 0,919
    0,00+0.91+10,35

    Tref = T1 = 145,5oC = 418,5 K

    Karena Tref = T1 maka ∆H18 adalah nol.


    412 412
    ∆H19 = 𝑦𝐵 ∫418,5 𝐶𝑝𝐵 𝑇 𝑑𝑇 + 𝑦𝐸 ∫418,5 𝐶𝑝𝐸 𝑇 𝑑𝑇
    412 412
    ∆H19 = 0,001 ∫418,5 18,586 − 0.017439 𝑑𝑇 + 0.992 ∫418,5 44,995 − 0,045883 𝑇 𝑑𝑇
    0.017439 0,045883
    ∆H19 = 0,001 (18,586 𝑇 − 2
    𝑇2 ) + 0.992 (44,995 𝑇 − 2
    𝑇2)

    ∆H19 = {0,001 × (−73,7389)} + {0.992 × (−168,6235)}

    ∆H19 = −167,3482 J/mol

    464,1 464,1
    ∆H20 = 𝑥𝐸 ∫418,5 𝐶𝑝𝐸 𝑇 𝑑𝑇 + 𝑥𝐷 ∫418,5 𝐶𝑝𝐷 𝑇 𝑑𝑇
    464,1 464,1
    ∆H20 = 0,080 ∫418,5 44,995 − 0,045883 𝑇 𝑑𝑇 + 0,919 ∫418,5 183 + 0,2853 𝑇 𝑑𝑇
    0,045883 0,2853
    ∆H20 = 0,080 (44,995 𝑇 − 2
    𝑇 2 ) + 0,919 (183 𝑇 + 2
    𝑇2)

    ∆H20 = 0,080 (−1128,455) + 0,919 (−2603,628)

    ∆H20 = −2483,010 𝐽/𝑚𝑜𝑙

    Q = (N19 H19 + N20 H20) – (N18 H18)

    Q = (101.1 (−0,1673482)) - (11,3 (−2,483010 )) – (0)

    Q = 11,1391 J/Jam

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