1) The mass of air supplied per kg of acid is 1.358 kg.
2) The gas mixture entering the reaction chamber is 42.4% HCl, 57.6% air.
3) Assuming 60% of the acid is oxidized, the gases leaving the chamber are 24.74% Cl2, 6.28% H2O, 16.96% HCl, 52.02% air.
1) The mass of air supplied per kg of acid is 1.358 kg.
2) The gas mixture entering the reaction chamber is 42.4% HCl, 57.6% air.
3) Assuming 60% of the acid is oxidized, the gases leaving the chamber are 24.74% Cl2, 6.28% H2O, 16.96% HCl, 52.02% air.
1) The mass of air supplied per kg of acid is 1.358 kg.
2) The gas mixture entering the reaction chamber is 42.4% HCl, 57.6% air.
3) Assuming 60% of the acid is oxidized, the gases leaving the chamber are 24.74% Cl2, 6.28% H2O, 16.96% HCl, 52.02% air.
1) The mass of air supplied per kg of acid is 1.358 kg.
2) The gas mixture entering the reaction chamber is 42.4% HCl, 57.6% air.
3) Assuming 60% of the acid is oxidized, the gases leaving the chamber are 24.74% Cl2, 6.28% H2O, 16.96% HCl, 52.02% air.
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The flow rate of air at 30oC in a 2” Schedule steel pipe is measured by an orifice meter with a diameter of ¾”. If the manometer reading is 6 cm H2O and the upstream pressure is 250 kPa, what is the flow in Lit/min? What is the Friction or permanent head loss? Determine the rectangular representation of 𝑭. Find the angles between 𝑭 and each of the positive coordinate axes. The magnitude of the force 𝑭 acting in the direction shown is 500 N. In the Deacon Process for the manufacture of Cl2, a mixture of HCl gas and air is passed over a heated catalyst which promotes oxidation of the acid. Air is used in 30 % excess of that theoretically required.
a) Calculate per kg of acid, the kg of air supplied
b) Mass composition of the gas mixture entering the reaction chamber
c) Wt % composition of the gases leaving the chamber assuming 60% of the acid is oxidized
6. In order to obtain barium in a form that may be put into solution, natural sulfate, barytes, is fused with sodium carbonate. A quantity of barytes, containing only pure barium sulfate and infusible matter, is fused with excess pure, anhydrous soda ash. Upon analysis of the fusion mass it is found to contain 11.3% BaSO4, 27.7% Na2SO4 and 20.35 Na2CO3. The remainder is barium carbonate and infusible matter. Calculate:
% completion of the conversion of barium sulfate to carbonate and the
