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    1. The document discusses extracting oil from halibut livers using diethyl ether in a countercurrent extraction system to recover 95% of the oil. It provides experimental data on underflow rates to determine the number of ideal stages required. 2. It also discusses extracting oil from soybeans using n-hexane as the solvent in a countercurrent system with one leaching stage and three washing stages. It asks to determine the percentage of oil recovered in the final extract based on the underflow data provided and experimental conditions.

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    1. The document discusses extracting oil from halibut livers using diethyl ether in a countercurrent extraction system to recover 95% of the oil. It provides experimental data on underflow rates to determine the number of ideal stages required. 2. It also discusses extracting oil from soybeans using n-hexane as the solvent in a countercurrent system with one leaching stage and three washing stages. It asks to determine the percentage of oil recovered in the final extract based on the underflow data provided and experimental conditions.

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    1. The document discusses extracting oil from halibut livers using diethyl ether in a countercurrent extraction system to recover 95% of the oil. It provides experimental data on underflow rates to determine the number of ideal stages required. 2. It also discusses extracting oil from soybeans using n-hexane as the solvent in a countercurrent system with one leaching stage and three washing stages. It asks to determine the percentage of oil recovered in the final extract based on the underflow data provided and experimental conditions.

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    1. The document discusses extracting oil from halibut livers using diethyl ether in a countercurrent extraction system to recover 95% of the oil. It provides experimental data on underflow rates to determine the number of ideal stages required. 2. It also discusses extracting oil from soybeans using n-hexane as the solvent in a countercurrent system with one leaching stage and three washing stages. It asks to determine the percentage of oil recovered in the final extract based on the underflow data provided and experimental conditions.

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    UNIVERSIDAD DE CARTAGENA

    PROGRAMA DE INGENIERIA QUÍMICA


    OPERACIONES DE SEPARACIÓN
    TALLER LIXIVIACIÓN

    1- Oil is to be extracted from 10,000 lb/h of granulated halibut livers, based on oil-free livers,
    which contain 0.043 gal of extractable oil per pound of oil-free livers. It is desired to extract
    95% of the oil in a countercurrent extraction system using oil-free diethylether as the solvent.
    The final extract is to contain 0.65 gal oil per gal of extract. Assume that the volumes of oil
    and ether are additive, and that leaching will be completed in one stage. Although the
    experimental underflow data of Ravenscroft show some scatter, use the following smoothed
    data to predict underflow rates:

    Determine the number of ideal stages required.

    2- Fifty-thousand kglh of flaked soybeans, containing 20 wt% oil, is to be leached of the oil
    with the same flow rate of n-hexane in a countercurrent-flow system consisting of an ideal
    leaching stage and three ideal washing stages. Experiments show that the underflow from
    each stage will contain 0.8 kg liquidkg soybeans (oil-free basis).

    (a) Determine the % recovery of oil in the final extract.


    (b) If leaching requires three of the four stages, such that one-third of the leaching occurs in
    each of these three stages, followed by just one true washing stage, determine the %
    recovery of oil in the final extract.

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