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TiCl4 is formed by reacting titanium dioxide (TiO2) with hydrochloric acid (see reaction below). TiO2 is...

TiCl4 is formed by reacting titanium dioxide (TiO2) with hydrochloric acid (see reaction below).
TiO2 is available as an ore containing 88 % TiO2 and 12 % inerts. The HCl is available as 50 wt% solution (the balance is water). The per pass conversion of TiO2 is 55 % (this means that 55% of the titanium dioxide entering the reactor is converted to products). The HCl is fed into the reactor in 20 % excess. Pure un-reacted TiO2 is recycled back to mix with the TiO2 feed.
TiO2 + 4 HCl  TiCl4 + 2H2O
For 1 kg of TiCl4 produced, determine:
a) The kg of TiO2 ore fed.
b) The kg of 50 wt % HCl solution fed.
c) The ratio of recycle stream to fresh TiO2 ore.
Note: MW : TiO2 79.9; HCl 36.47; TiCl4 189.7

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Basis :- 1.0 Kg of TiCl4 Produced.

For a) According to reaction - 1Tio2+ 4Hcl - -> 1TiCl4 + 2H2O

1 Kg if Tio2 & 4 Kg of Hcl gives 1 kg of tiCl4 & 2 Kgs of H2o

1 kg TiO2 ore contains 0.88 kg Tio2 lg & 0.12 kg of inerts, But 55 % of TiO2 conversion (by cross multiplicatition) = 55x0.88/ 100 =0.484 kg of Tio2 is converted of 1 kg Ore but reaction requires 1 kg of TiO2 so Ore requres for 1 kg (By Cross multiplication) = 1.0 x 1.0/0.484 =2.066 kgs of TiO2 ore fed

b) according to reaction 4 kg of Hcl are required for the required

so in 1 kg of 50% Hcl soution contains 0.50 kg of Hcl & 0.50 kg of water

so for 4 kg of Hcl we have to feed into reactor (by cross multiply=0.5 kg Hcl requires i kg 50 %Hcl

4.0 kg Hcl requires ? = 1.0 x 4.0 /0.5 = = 8.0 kg of 50 % Hcl solution

but 20 % extra 50 % Hcl solution is fed to reactor so by cross multiply for 100 kg soln 120 kg solution is fed

for 8.0 kg soln How Much ?

= 120 x 8.0 / 100 = 9.6 kg of 50 % Hcl solution is fed

C ) fresh Tio2 ore converted is 55 % that means according to the reaction 1 kg of Pure TiO2 is require for the conversion into product , in one kg of ore 0.88 kg of TiO2 is contained but only 55 % is cinverted into product by cross multiplication =100 kg TiO2 55 kg conversion so for

0.88 kg TiO2 How Much = 0.88 x 55 / 100 = 0.484 kg converted

for 1 kg TiO2 How Much Ore is required ? = 0.484 kg TiO2 1 kg ore

1 kg TiO2 how Much ? = (by cross multiplication ) 1.0 x 1.0 / 0.484 = 2.066 kg of ore is required

So recycled Stream = 2.066 ( fresh Ore feed ) - 1.0 ( converted TiO2 ) =1.066 kg ore

Ratio = recycle sream / freash sream = 1.066 /2.066 = 0.515


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