Electrostatic precipitator question,

I'm designing an electrostatic precipitator (ESP) to capture the particulate matter(fly ash) from flue gas at 130C that exits from a coal-fired power plant.

My question is: how can i increase the efficiency of the electrostatic precepitator without conditioning the flue gas (ie. injecting so3 or ammonia or water)? what are the alternative ways to increase the efficiency of the ESP? please show references with solution. Thanks

Question 8.

When a polyethylene wax is chlorinated, chlorine replaces hydrogen at random. Invariably, small amounts of chlorine (10 - 50 mass % CI) cause a lowering of the softening point. However, large amounts (ca. > 70 %) raise the softening point. Rationalise this on the basis of expected morphologies and intermolecular forces.

Air at 25 C and 750mmHg has a dew point of 16C. If you want to remove 50% of the initial moisture in the air (at a constant pressure of 750 mmHg), to what temperature should you cool the air?

Equilibrium How is O2 transported form the lungs to the body’s tissues? By bonding to the iron atoms of Haemoglobin in red blood cells, changing their colour from blue to red. Haemoglobin is a tetrameric molecule that can sequentially bind four oxygen molecules, but the equilibrium may expressed in simplified form for the first added molecule by this reaction:1 Hb(aq) + O2(g) ? HbO2(aq) = 0.84 kPa-1 What happens to the ratio of oxygenated HbO2(aq) to deoxygenated Hb(aq), i.e. when there is a high pressure of oxygen, PO2(g), in the lungs? The magnitude of K is critical for O2 to be pass first from lungs into red blood cells and then subsequently into the tissues. (a) If K was very small, would the equilibrium favour reactants or products in the above reaction? How would that affect the proportion of oxygenated HbO2(aq) to deoxygenated Hb(aq) in blood leaving the lungs? (b) Now consider the situation in the tissues of the body that rely on diffusion of oxygen from the bloodstream. If K was very large, how would that affect the amount of oxygen passing from blood into the tissues? (hint: Consider whether the forward or reverse reaction is required now)

Centrifuge Parts (match the part in Column A with the one correct function in Column B)

Column A

1. Rheostat ______

2. Bucket _______

3. Trunnion ring _____

4. Brake _______

Column B

A. sets spinning time

B. speed control

C. tube holder

D. holds bucket

E. allow for faster slow down time ?

Types of Centrifuges (match the Centrifuge name in Column A with the one correct function in Column B)

Column A

5. Cytospine

6. Horizontal head

7. Microheamatocrit

Column B

A. greater speed than angle head

B. retains good cellular detail

C. spins capillary tubes in hematology

D. better separation of layers

8. An advantage of a horizontal head centrifuge is (may be more than 1 answer)

a) gives best separation of layers

b) spins faster than angle head due to less wind resistance

c) holds more tubes

9. 8 tubes of whole blood were placed in a centrifuge. The speed was set for 2000 rpm for 10 minutes. The imbalance light came on as soon as the instrument started spinning. Choose from the list below all possible causes

a) rubber cushion missing from 1 or more buckets

b) tubes not placed opposite each other in buckets

c) blood volumes for opposite tubes not equal

d) tube sizes not all the same

10. If a method required spinning at an exact gravitational force, you must know the Relative Centrifugal Force for that centrifuge for a specific speed. The 2 things that will influence the RCF are: a) speed of rotation (RPM) b) size of the centrifuge (distance of tubes from motor shaft) c) nature of the samples to be spun RCF = 1.12R(RPM/1000)2, R= radius

11.State the steps to be followed if a tube of serum breaks in a centrifuge.

how can the diameter and hight and type of packed effect the prcess in scrubber column

1. Which of these can be statements of II law of TD? Check all that apply.

(a) Heat can flow only from cold body to hot body with no work input

(b) Heat can flow only from hot body to cold body with no work input

(c) The entropy generation in a (system+ surroundings) CV is always positive

(d) A power cycle cannot have 100% efficiency

(e) All the heat input from a heat source to a power cycle can be converted to work.

2. The meaning of perfect gas assumption is (check all that apply)

(a) The gas obeys ideal gas equation

(b) The specific heats of the gas are independent of temperature

(c) Most gases can be considered perfect gases at high temperature and low pressure, far away from the critical point of the dome shape curve on the T-v diagram. With additional assumption that the CP and Cv don’t change with temperature, it becomes a perfect gas.

(d) All of the above

3. Which of the following processes are irreversible (check all that apply)

(a) Free expansion of gas into vacuum

(b) Deceleration of a block sliding on a flat ramp.

(c) Heat transfer from a hot body to cold body

(d) Melting of ice dropped in boiling water

Despite having some of the most acidic precipitation ever recorded (acid fog), explain why the southwestern US doesn’t have as much problem with acid rain as the northeast.

(a) Explain briefly in what circumstances you would require a Packed Bed Reactor (PBR) in a chemical process. How is a PBR different from an ordinary Plug Flow Reactor (PFR). Use sketches and design equations to justify your answers. [8 marks]

(b) The data in Table Q1 were obtained for the photochemical decay of liquid bromine dissolved in water when placed in sunlight:

TABLE Q1

Time (min)   10   20    30    40    50    60 Bromine (ppm) 2.45 1.74 1.23 0.88 0.62 0.44

(i) Using graphical means show that the reaction is first-order in bromine. [12 marks]

(ii) Calculate the reaction rate constant.
[5 marks]

With two possible reactions in parallel, which type of reactor (CSTR, Batch, or Plug Flow) will you choose to maximize selectivity?

F-->P1 r1= k1(CF)^a1

F-->P2 r2= k2(CF)^a2