EngrD 2190 – Lecture 14Conduct reaction in a series of adiabatic reactors and heat exchangers....

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Concept: Process Analysis by Mathematical Modeling – Energy Balances Context: Processes with Endothermic Chemical Reactions – Reactor Design Defining Question: For endothermic reactions, conversion is high at low temperatures (thermodynamics) and reaction rate is high at high temperatures (kinetics). How to balance thermodynamics and kinetics? EngrD 2190 – Lecture 14

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Concept: Process Analysis by Mathematical Modeling –Energy Balances

Context: Processes with Endothermic Chemical Reactions –Reactor Design

Defining Question: For endothermic reactions, conversion is high at low temperatures (thermodynamics)and reaction rate is high at high temperatures (kinetics).

How to balance thermodynamics and kinetics?

EngrD 2190 – Lecture 14

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Homework 3 due today at noon.Write team code and names of all contributing team members on all solutions. Indicate this week’s Team Coordinator.

Prelim 1: Sunday 10/4, 7:30-9:30 p.m., 407 Willard Straight (Memorial Room)Covers Chapter 2 and mass balances (formal and informal).Covers through Lecture 10, Homework 3, Calculation Session 3. Open book, open notes, open exercise solutions.Bring a calculator. Graphing calculators are allowed. Laptops only fordigital textbook and material stored on laptop. Must be approved pre-prelim.

Special TA Office Hours Saturday Afternoon – Zoom + in-personDetails this evening.

Practice Exercises for Prelim 1. Optional - Solutions are posted.Process Design with real chemicals: 2.18Process Design with qualitative, informal mass balances: 3.123 and 3.132Formal Mass Balances: 3.20, 3.25, and 3.45Informal Mass Balances: 3.41

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Average starting salaryfor Cornell ChemE B.S. 2020

was $84,000

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Lecture 13 RecapWhat is the adiabatic temperature rise?

2CO + O2 2CO2

25°C T = ?

q adiabatic

fractional conversion, X0 1

temperature

25C

T ?needed only this point;T = Tadiabatic at X = 1.ignored path

Today we calculate T for X < 1. We calculate the path.

We need a relation between T and X.

And we need to know how far the reaction proceeds. What is X at equilibrium as a function of T?

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Recap of textbook pp. 139-145.

92.2 kJ/mol exothermic

198.8 J/(molK)order increases

P0 = 1 bar 1 atm

Must express partial pressures in terms of fractional conversion, X.

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N2 + 3H2 2NH3

mols initially: 1 3 0 total = 4

mols later: 1X 3(1X) 2X total = 2(2X)

Choose X and calculate K. Use K to calculate T.

Check at X = 0. Okay.Check at X = 1. Okay.

2

total

0

4

22

3

totaltotal

202

total

3eq,Heq,N

202eq,NH

)1(27)2(16

)2(2)1(3

)2(21

)(2)(

22

3

PP

XXX

PXXP

XX

PPX

X

PP

PPK

RTSTH

RTG

e

e

/)(

/

0rxn

0rxn

0rxn

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N2 + 3H2 2NH3

Calculate equilibrium curves.

2

total

0

4

220rxn

0rxn

)1(27)2(16ln

PP

XXXRS

HT eqn 3.180, p. 141

200°C: high conversion,but slow reaction.

500°C: fast reaction,but low conversion.

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N2 + 3H2 2NH3

Calculate the adiabatic temperature path.

Like eqn 3.189, p. 143but with average CP’s)25(2)25)(3(

)300)(3(

322

22

NHP,HP,NP,0rxn

HP,NP,

TCTCCH

TCCX

average CP’s

Shomate eqn

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N2 + 3H2 2NH3

Conduct reaction in a series of adiabatic reactors and heat exchangers.

Arbitrary limit 0.05 below equilibrium line.

Adiabatic temperature rise in reactor 1.

0.24

515CX = 0.24

Cool reactor 1 effluent to 300C.

Adiabatic temperature rise in reactor 2.

435C

435CX = 0.38

515C

0.38

reaction rate is zero onthe equilibrium line

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At present, most chemical products start with crude oil.crude oil hydrocarbon building blocks fuels, lubricants, polymers, plastics,

In the future, chemical products will start with coal or methane.coal and/or CH4 syngas dimethyl ether fuels, lubricants, polymers, plastics,

CH4 + H2O(g) CO + 3H2

)11(31)C25( 0OH f,

0CH f,

0H f,

0CO f,

0rxn 242

HHHHH

kJ/mol1.206

)8.2418.74(035.110

endothermic; must supply heat to drive reaction.

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CH4 + H2O(g) CO + 3H2

Use a series of adiabatic reactors and interstage heaters.

arbitrary; set by upper limit for steel.equivalent unitfor Reactor 1

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Energy balance on fictitious energy combiner and splitter.q1 + q3 = q2 + q4

25

800OHP,CHP,1 )(

24TdCXCXq

)( 0rxn2 HXq > 0 for an endothermic reaction.

final

24

800OHP,CHP,3 ))1()1(

T

TdCXCXq

> 0

final

2

25HP,COP,4 )3(

T

TdCXCXq

> 0

> 0

Substitute into energy balance, substitute Shomate equations,and solve for X.

See analogous equations 3.167-3.170on p. 138.

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Best linear fit for 500C to 800C:C2020

1slope

adiabatic temperature change

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CH4 + H2O(g) CO + 3H2

)11(31)C25( 0OH f,

0CH f,

0H f,

0CO f,

0rxn 242

SSSSS

K)J/(mol6.214

)83.18826.186(68.130367.197

order decreases; rxn favored by high T.

)C25( need 0rxn S

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Substitute expression for Kinto the equation for T. KRS

HTln0

rxn

0rxn

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Constraint set bythermodynamics

Constraint set byreactor materials

Constraint set by kinetics;rxn too slow below 500C.

Heater 1Reactor 1

Heater 2Reactor 2