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The production of ethyl acetate occurs in a batch reactor with two raw materials, ethanol and...

The production of ethyl acetate occurs in a batch reactor with two raw materials, ethanol and acetic acid, as shown with the following reaction: ??2??5???? + ????3???????? ? ????3????????2??5 + ??2??

The reaction may be written simply in the form of: ?? + ?? ? ?? + ??

The reaction rate in the liquid phase is given by: ???? = ??1???????? At 100°C: ??1 = 7.93 × 10?6 m3kmol?1 s ?1

A feed of 38.4% by weight of acid, 50% by weight of alcohol, and no ester is used to promote a 35% conversion of the acid. The density of the mixture can be assumed to remain constant at 1020 kg m?3 . The daily production rate for the production of ethyl acetate is 50 metric tonnes and the reactor will be operated 24 hours a day with the time for filling, emptying, cleaning is 1 hour total for each batch.

Determine the following:

a) Initial and final concentration of each species (don’t forget about the water) [6 marks]

b) Batch reaction time [6 marks]

c) Number of batches per day [4 marks]

d) Reactor volume for required daily production [4 marks]

DATA:

Molecular Weight of Component

A 46 kg kmol?1

B 60 kg kmol?1

R 88 kg kmol?1

S 18 kg kmol?1

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Given reaction is of the form A + B = R + S

Concentration of feed is given in wt % for calculation wte have to find out the concentration in kmol/m3

for this density of mixture and molecular weight of all components are given

a)

a1) Calculation of feed concentrations

Basis: 1 m3 of feed ( mass = 1020 kg)

  

Component wt % in feed Amount in 1m3 of feed (in kg) molecular weight (kg/kmol) Concentration in feed (kmol/L)
(a) (b) = 1020 *( (a)/100 ) (c) (b)/(c)
A 50 510 46 11.087
B 38.4 391.68 60 6.528
R 0 0 88 0
S 11.6 118.32 18 6.57

a2) calculation of final concentration

Since the reaction mixture is constent density system final concentration are given by the equation

CA = CA0 ( 1 - XA) = CA0 - CA0 XA "-" sign for reactents and "+" sign for products

CB = CB0 ( 1 - XB) = CB0 - CB0 XB

CR = CR0 ( 1 + XR) = CR0 +CR0 XA

CS = CS0 ( 1 + XA) = CS0 +CS0 XS ........................................(1)

Also we are given   XB = 0.35 ( conversion of acid)

Since all stochiometric coefficents are 1 we can write

CA0 XA = CB0 XB = CR0 XR = CS0 XS

using this equation set (1) can be simplified as

  CA = CA0 - CB0 XB

CB = CB0 - CB0 XB

CR = CR0 +CB0 XB

CS =CS0 +CB0 XB ........................................(2)

CB0 = 6.528 kmol/L

XB = 0.35

using equation set (2) we can calculate final concentrations

Component (x) Concentration in feed Cx0 (kmol/L) Concentration in product Cx (kmol/ L)
A 11.087

8.8022

B 6.528 4.2432
R 0 2.2848
S 6.57 8.8548

b) For a reaction of form A+B = products we have

where M = CB0/ CA0 , M =0.589

XA can be calculated using relation CA0 XA = CB0 XB

time can be calculated by re arranging this equation

t = 5537.862 sec = 1.538 hr ( approx 1.5 hr)

c) No of batches per day = 24 / time for one batch

time for one batch = reaction time + time for filling, emptying, cleaning

= 1.5 + 1

= 2.5 hr per batch

No. of batches per day = 24/ 2.5 = 9.6

No. of batches per day = 9 batches

d) Reactor volume for required daily production

Daily production rate of ester= 50 metric ton = 50000 kg = 568.18 kmol/day

production rate per batch = 568.18 / 9 = 63.13 kmol/ batch

Volume of reactor = production rate per batch/ ester concentration in final product

= 63.13/ 2.2848 =27.63 m3


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