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3RD YEAR SEMESTER 1 SUPPLEMENTARY JUNE 2010 JNTU B.TECH ENGINEERING QUESTION PAPER - THERMODYNAMICS-II

Code No:  RR310802                     RR           Set No.   2

 

 

III  B.Tech I Semester Supplementary Examinations,June 2010

CHEMICAL ENGINEERING THERMODYNAMICS-II Chemical Engineering

Time: 3 hours                                                                                  Max Marks:  80

Answer any FIVE Questions

All  Questions carry equal marks

? ? ? ? ?

 

 

1. Prove that  for a stable phase, the fugacity of each species of a binary system always increase with the composition.                                                                                  [16]

 

2. The following data  for isobaric VLE data  for the system methanol

 

(a)  -nitromethane

 

(b)  at 760 Torr has been experimentally  determined  by Nakanishi et al. Determine the parameters of the van Laar equation  for the system.  Calculate  t x y data  for the system at  760 Torr  from the  van Laar parameters and compare the results with the experimental  data.

 

T(C)

x1

y1

96.90

0.0150

0.1330

68.20

0.4260

0.7470

65.10

0.7470

0.8380

64.50

0.9140

0.9210

The Antoine constants  are given by

 

Components

A

B

C

Methanol(1)

6.87987

1196.760

219.161

Nitromethane(2)

6.89386

1264.370

216.640


 

Text Box: t+C
The Antoine equation is given by log10  P = A -    B  

 

, P in torr,  t in 0C.   [16]

 

3.   (a)  Explain the standard free energy change for any reaction.

(b)  Determine  the equilibrium  constant at 250C for the reaction.

C2H4 (g) + H2O(1) C O(g) + 3H2 (g)

 

 

Data:

Component                0Gf   at 250C

CO (g)                        137.8 KJ / mol

C H4(g)                       50.09 KJ / mol

H2O (l)                       238 KJ / mol.                                                          [8+8]

 

4. Explain briefly the estimation  procedure of thermodynamics properties  from cubic equations  of state  along with equations.                                                                  [16]

 

 

 

 

 

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5. Calculate  the standard heat of the methanol-synthesis reaction  at 8000C.

Text Box: 2         →       3
C O(g) + 2H (g)      C H OH (g)

Cp/R = A + BT + C T 2 + D/T 2                                                                                                                    [16]

Text Box: 	A	BX103	CX106	DX10−5	∆H 0298j/mol  f  C H3OH	2.211	12.216	-3.45	0	-200660  CO	3.376	0.557	0.00	-0.031	-110525  H2	3.249	0.422	0.00	0.083	-
Data:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

6. A single effect Evaporator operating  at  atmospheric  pressure  concentrates a 15% (by weight) LiCl solution to 40%. The feed enters  the evaporator  at the rate  of 2 kg / sec at 250C. The normal boiling point of a 40% LiCl solution is about  1320C, its specific heat is estimated  as 2.72 kJ / kg  0C. What  is the heat transfer  rate  in the evaporator? Latent heat of water is 540 cal/gm.                                              [16]

 

7.   (a)  Define the term  fugacity.  Why it is essential to introduce  this term  in Engi- neering thermodynamics? What  are its units?

 

(b)  Discuss the graphical  method  to determine  the fugacity of any gas.

 

(c)  Utilize  the  following data  to  calculate  the  fugacities  of nitrogen  gas at  the various pressures at 00 C.                                                                           [4+4+8]

 

 

P

50

100

200

400

800

1000

Atm

PV/RT

0.9846

0.9846

1.0365

1.2557

1.7959

2.0641

 

 

8.   (a)  Characterize  ideal solutions.

 

(b)  Two substances  A and  B are  known to  form ideal solution.   An equimolar vapor  mixture  of A and  B initially  at  100 C and  100 Kpa  is isothermally compressed till the mixture condenses.  Determine the pressures at which condensation  begins and  terminates and  also the  compositions  of the  vapor and liquid phases.  The saturation pressures of A and B at 100 C are 120 Kpa and 150 Kpa, respectively.                                                                            [6+10]

 

 

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Code No:  RR310802                     RR           Set No.   4

 

 

III  B.Tech I Semester Supplementary Examinations,June 2010

CHEMICAL ENGINEERING THERMODYNAMICS-II Chemical Engineering

Time: 3 hours                                                                                  Max Marks:  80

Answer any FIVE Questions

All  Questions carry equal marks

? ? ? ? ?

 

 

1.   (a)  Explain the standard free energy change for any reaction.

(b)  Determine  the equilibrium  constant at 250C for the reaction.

C2H4 (g) + H2O(1) C O(g) + 3H2 (g)

 

 

Data:

Component                0Gf   at 250C

CO (g)                        137.8 KJ / mol

C H4(g)                       50.09 KJ / mol

H2O (l)                       238 KJ / mol.                                                          [8+8]

 

2. A single effect Evaporator operating  at  atmospheric  pressure  concentrates a 15% (by weight) LiCl solution to 40%. The feed enters  the evaporator  at the rate  of 2 kg / sec at 250C. The normal boiling point of a 40% LiCl solution is about  1320C, its specific heat is estimated  as 2.72 kJ / kg  0C. What  is the heat transfer  rate  in the evaporator? Latent heat of water is 540 cal/gm.                                              [16]

 

3. The following data  for isobaric VLE data  for the system methanol

 

(a)  -nitromethane

(b)  at 760 Torr has been experimentally  determined  by Nakanishi et al. Determine the parameters of the van Laar equation  for the system.  Calculate  t x y data  for the system at  760 Torr  from the  van Laar parameters and compare the results with the experimental  data.

 

T(C)

x1

y1

96.90

0.0150

0.1330

68.20

0.4260

0.7470

65.10

0.7470

0.8380

64.50

0.9140

0.9210

The Antoine constants  are given by

 

Components

A

B

C

Methanol(1)

6.87987

1196.760

219.161

Nitromethane(2)

6.89386

1264.370

216.640


Text Box: t+C
The Antoine equation is given by log10  P = A -    B  

, P in torr,  t in 0C.   [16]

 

4. Explain briefly the estimation  procedure of thermodynamics properties  from cubic equations  of state  along with equations.                                                                  [16]

 

 

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5. Calculate  the standard heat of the methanol-synthesis reaction  at 8000C.

Text Box: 2         →       3
C O(g) + 2H (g)      C H OH (g)

Cp/R = A + BT + C T 2 + D/T 2                                                                                                                    [16]

Text Box: 	A	BX103	CX106	DX10−5	∆H 0298j/mol  f  C H3OH	2.211	12.216	-3.45	0	-200660  CO	3.376	0.557	0.00	-0.031	-110525  H2	3.249	0.422	0.00	0.083	-
Data:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

6.   (a)  Define the term  fugacity.  Why it is essential to introduce  this term  in Engi- neering thermodynamics? What  are its units?

 

(b)  Discuss the graphical  method  to determine  the fugacity of any gas.

 

(c)  Utilize  the  following data  to  calculate  the  fugacities  of nitrogen  gas at  the various pressures at 00 C.                                                                           [4+4+8]

 

 

P

50

100

200

400

800

1000

Atm

PV/RT

0.9846

0.9846

1.0365

1.2557

1.7959

2.0641

 

 

7. Prove that  for a stable phase, the fugacity of each species of a binary system always increase with the composition.                                                                                  [16]

 

8.   (a)  Characterize  ideal solutions.

 

(b)  Two substances  A and  B are  known to  form ideal solution.   An equimolar vapor  mixture  of A and  B initially  at  100 C and  100 Kpa  is isothermally compressed till the mixture condenses.  Determine the pressures at which condensation  begins and  terminates and  also the  compositions  of the  vapor and liquid phases.  The saturation pressures of A and B at 100 C are 120 Kpa and 150 Kpa, respectively.                                                                            [6+10]

 

 

? ? ? ? ?

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Code No:  RR310802                     RR           Set No.   1

 

 

III  B.Tech I Semester Supplementary Examinations,June 2010

CHEMICAL ENGINEERING THERMODYNAMICS-II Chemical Engineering

Time: 3 hours                                                                                  Max Marks:  80

Answer any FIVE Questions

All  Questions carry equal marks

? ? ? ? ?

 

 

1. Explain briefly the estimation  procedure of thermodynamics properties  from cubic equations  of state  along with equations.                                                                  [16]

 

2.   (a)  Explain the standard free energy change for any reaction.

(b)  Determine  the equilibrium  constant at 250C for the reaction.

C2H4 (g) + H2O(1) C O(g) + 3H2 (g)

 

 

Data:

Component                0Gf   at 250C

CO (g)                        137.8 KJ / mol

C H4(g)                       50.09 KJ / mol

H2O (l)                       238 KJ / mol.                                                          [8+8]

 

3. Prove that  for a stable phase, the fugacity of each species of a binary system always increase with the composition.                                                                                  [16]

 

4.   (a)  Define the term  fugacity.  Why it is essential to introduce  this term  in Engi- neering thermodynamics? What  are its units?

(b)  Discuss the graphical  method  to determine  the fugacity of any gas.

 

(c)  Utilize  the  following data  to  calculate  the  fugacities  of nitrogen  gas at  the various pressures at 00 C.                                                                           [4+4+8]

 

 

P

50

100

200

400

800

1000

Atm

PV/RT

0.9846

0.9846

1.0365

1.2557

1.7959

2.0641

 

 

5. Calculate  the standard heat of the methanol-synthesis reaction  at 8000C.

Text Box: 2         →       3
C O(g) + 2H (g)      C H OH (g)

Cp/R = A + BT + C T 2 + D/T 2                                                                                                                    [16]

Text Box: 	A	BX103	CX106	DX10−5	∆H 0298j/mol  f  C H3OH	2.211	12.216	-3.45	0	-200660  CO	3.376	0.557	0.00	-0.031	-110525  H2	3.249	0.422	0.00	0.083	-
Data:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

6.   (a)  Characterize  ideal solutions.

 

(b)  Two substances  A and  B are  known to  form ideal solution.   An equimolar vapor  mixture  of A and  B initially  at  100 C and  100 Kpa  is isothermally compressed  till  the  mixture  condenses.   Determine  the  pressures  at  which

 

 

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condensation  begins and  terminates and  also the  compositions  of the  vapor and liquid phases.  The saturation pressures of A and B at 100 C are 120 Kpa and 150 Kpa, respectively.                                                                            [6+10]

 

7. The following data  for isobaric VLE data  for the system methanol

 

(a)  -nitromethane

 

(b)  at 760 Torr has been experimentally  determined  by Nakanishi et al. Determine the parameters of the van Laar equation  for the system.  Calculate  t x y data  for the system at  760 Torr  from the  van Laar parameters and compare the results with the experimental  data.

 

T(C)

x1

y1

96.90

0.0150

0.1330

68.20

0.4260

0.7470

65.10

0.7470

0.8380

64.50

0.9140

0.9210

The Antoine constants  are given by

 

Components

A

B

C

Methanol(1)

6.87987

1196.760

219.161

Nitromethane(2)

6.89386

1264.370

216.640


 

Text Box: t+C
The Antoine equation is given by log10  P = A -    B  

 

, P in torr,  t in 0C.   [16]

 

8. A single effect Evaporator operating  at  atmospheric  pressure  concentrates a 15% (by weight) LiCl solution to 40%. The feed enters  the evaporator  at the rate  of 2 kg / sec at 250C. The normal boiling point of a 40% LiCl solution is about  1320C, its specific heat is estimated  as 2.72 kJ / kg  0C. What  is the heat transfer  rate  in the evaporator? Latent heat of water is 540 cal/gm.                                            [16]

 

 

? ? ? ? ?

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Code No:  RR310802                     RR           Set No.   3

 

 

III  B.Tech I Semester Supplementary Examinations,June 2010

CHEMICAL ENGINEERING THERMODYNAMICS-II Chemical Engineering

Time: 3 hours                                                                                  Max Marks:  80

Answer any FIVE Questions

All  Questions carry equal marks

? ? ? ? ?

 

 

1. Explain briefly the estimation  procedure of thermodynamics properties  from cubic equations  of state  along with equations.                                                                  [16]

 

2. The following data  for isobaric VLE data  for the system methanol

 

(a)  -nitromethane

(b)  at 760 Torr has been experimentally  determined  by Nakanishi et al. Determine the parameters of the van Laar equation  for the system.  Calculate  t x y data  for the system at  760 Torr  from the  van Laar parameters and compare the results with the experimental  data.

 

T(C)

x1

y1

96.90

0.0150

0.1330

68.20

0.4260

0.7470

65.10

0.7470

0.8380

64.50

0.9140

0.9210

The Antoine constants  are given by

 

Components

A

B

C

Methanol(1)

6.87987

1196.760

219.161

Nitromethane(2)

6.89386

1264.370

216.640


Text Box: t+C
The Antoine equation is given by log10  P = A -    B  

, P in torr,  t in 0C.   [16]

 

3. A single effect Evaporator operating  at  atmospheric  pressure  concentrates a 15% (by weight) LiCl solution to 40%. The feed enters  the evaporator  at the rate  of 2 kg / sec at 250C. The normal boiling point of a 40% LiCl solution is about  1320C, its specific heat is estimated  as 2.72 kJ / kg  0C. What  is the heat transfer  rate  in the evaporator? Latent heat of water is 540 cal/gm.                                              [16]

 

4. Prove that  for a stable phase, the fugacity of each species of a binary system always increase with the composition.                                                                                  [16]

 

5. Calculate  the standard heat of the methanol-synthesis reaction  at 8000C.

Text Box: 2         →       3
C O(g) + 2H (g)      C H OH (g)

Cp/R = A + BT + C T 2 + D/T 2                                                                                                                    [16]


Data:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Code No:  RR310802                     RR           Set No.   3

 

 

6.   (a)  Define the term  fugacity.  Why it is essential to introduce  this term  in Engi- neering thermodynamics? What  are its units?

 

(b)  Discuss the graphical  method  to determine  the fugacity of any gas.

 

(c)  Utilize  the  following data  to  calculate  the  fugacities  of nitrogen  gas at  the various pressures at 00 C.                                                                           [4+4+8]

 

 

P

50

100

200

400

800

1000

Atm

PV/RT

0.9846

0.9846

1.0365

1.2557

1.7959

2.0641

 

 

7.   (a)  Characterize  ideal solutions.

 

(b)  Two substances  A and  B are  known to  form ideal solution.   An equimolar vapor  mixture  of A and  B initially  at  100 C and  100 Kpa  is isothermally compressed till the mixture condenses.  Determine the pressures at which condensation  begins and  terminates and  also the  compositions  of the  vapor and liquid phases.  The saturation pressures of A and B at 100 C are 120 Kpa and 150 Kpa, respectively.                                                                            [6+10]

 

8.   (a)  Explain the standard free energy change for any reaction.

(b)  Determine  the equilibrium  constant at 250C for the reaction.

C2H4 (g) + H2 O(1) C O(g) + 3H2 (g)

 

 

Data:

Component                0Gf   at 250C

CO (g)                        137.8 KJ / mol

C H4(g)                       50.09 KJ / mol

H2O (l)                       238 KJ / mol.                                                          [8+8]

 

 

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