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    Group Members:

    Academic Advisor

    Dr. Basim Abu-Jdayil

    Student name ID

    Aysha Housani 200503484

    Maha Al Shehhi 200509462

    Hessa Al Shehhi 200509582

    Mona Thabet 200521150

    United Arab Emirates University

    College of Engineering

    Graduation Project II Course

    First Semester- Fall 2010

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    Introduction Problem Statement and Purpose

    Objective

    Process selection

    Material balance

    Energy balance

    Detailed Design

    Process Economics

    Safety and environmental issues

    Project Management

    Conclusion

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    Petrochemical Phthalic Anhydride Large Scale Industries

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    Produced either by O-xylene or Naphthalene, where both of them are available from

    oil industries that are extensively available in the UAE

    Plasticizer industries Pigments industries

    Phthalic anhydride

    Phthalic Anhydride is not available in UAE

    Its imported from other countries

    Problem Statement And Purpose

    UAEIn 2009 imported 27.5

    Ton/day

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    OBJECTIVE

    Objective

    Plant production 70 ton/day

    UAE need 27.5 ton/day

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    To produce PA the commonly types process are by

    O-xylene Naphthalene

    Liquid-phase oxidation

    Fixed bed vapor-phase

    oxidation

    Fluidized bed vapor-phase

    oxidation

    Fixed bed vapor-phase

    oxidation

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    Process

    Criteria

    Oxidation of O-xylene

    using a fixed bed vapor-

    phase

    Oxidation of Naphthalene

    using fluidized bed vapor-

    phase

    Raw material Cost LowerHigher

    (it is in an impure form)

    Raw material availability More availableLess available

    (coal tar naphthalene)

    Safety:

    1. CO2 emission2. Processing

    Temperature

    Less

    Higher(350 to 500)

    More

    Lower (340 to 385)

    PA YieldHigher (Complete

    combustion)

    Lower

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    Combination

    Vanadium Pentoxide [V2O5]

    & Titanium Dioxide [TiO2]

    Advantages:

    Able to operate higher O-xylene concentration without:

    Reducing the selectivity for the partial oxidation reaction which produces PA

    Increasing the formation of by-products

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    Steady State

    Air(900 kmol/hr)

    O-xylene

    (25kmol/hr)

    PA

    (20 kmol/hr)

    MA

    O2 + N2 +CO2 + H2O

    H2O

    Compressor

    Reactor Gas separator

    Distillation

    1

    2

    14

    10

    13

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    Stream# 1 2 10 13 14

    Mass F low (kg/hr) 25976.8 2654.2 25480.5 230.3 2920.2

    Molar flow

    (Kmol/hr)900.4 25.0 906.2 5.75 19.7

    Average Molecular weight(kg/hr)

    28.85 106.17 28.12 40.06 148.3

    Component f lowrate

    (kmol/hr)

    O-xylene 0.0 25.0 0.0 0.0 0.0

    Oxygen 189.1 0.0 79.4 0.0 0.0

    Nitrogyn 711.3 0.0 711.3 0.0 0.0

    Carbon Dioxide 0.0 0.0 35.8 0.0 0.0

    Water 0.0 0.0 79.6 4.2 0.0

    Maleic Anhydr ide 0.0 0.0 0.0 1.6 0.1

    Phthalic Anhydride 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 19.7

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    General equation of the energy balance

    Calculation of energy balance

    the amount of the energy supplied

    the amount of the steams

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    E-101 E-102 E-104 E-105 E-106 R-101

    Q (kJ/hr) 1.87 x106

    1.67x106

    8.20x105

    4.65x105

    7.56x105

    3.85x107

    Utilities mps mps hps cw mpsMolten

    salt

    F low rate

    (kg/hr)989.28 931.58 522.18 795.4 400 614,000

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    Q calculated

    (kJ/hr)

    Q*

    (kJ/hr)

    % Error

    Utility calculated

    (kg/hr)

    Utility*

    (kg/hr)

    % Error

    E-101 1.87 x10

    6

    1.97x10

    6

    5.08 989.28 1,010 2.05

    E-102 1.67x106 1.84x106 9.24 931.58 948 1.73

    E-104 8.20x105 7.23x105 13.42 522.18 445 17.34

    E-105 4.65x105 4.80x105 3.13 795.4 - -

    E-106 7.56x105 7.76x105 2.58 400 - -

    R-101 3.85x107 3.74x107 2.94 614,000 - -

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    DETAILED DESIGN

    Compressor Design

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    DETAILED DESIGN

    Compressor Type

    1.5x104 CFM

    3

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    DETAILED DESIGN

    Compressor Power

    Work (kJ/hr) 2,901,560Efficiency % 75

    Shaft Power (kW) 1075

    Fluid power (kW) 806

    Stream : 1

    1=900.4 kmol/hr

    T 1=25 C

    P1=1 atm

    Stream : 3

    3 = 900.4kmol/hr

    P3 = 3 atm

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    DETAILED DESIGN

    Pump Design

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    DETAILED DESIGN

    Pump Power

    O-xylene flow rate (Kg/hr) 2654.2

    Density (kg/m3) 877.5

    P1 (Pa) 100,000

    P2 (Pa) 300,000

    Specific Work (J/kg) 231

    Fluid Power (kW) 0.17

    Pump Type Reciprocating pump

    Efficiency % 80

    Shaft Power (kW) 0.212

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    DETAILED DESIGN

    Heat exchanger

    heater condenser vaporizerRe-boiler

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    DETAILED DESIGN

    Heat exchanger

    Shell and tube heat exchanger

    Easily cleanedThe configuration gives a large surface area in small

    volume

    The construction of shell and the tubes can bemade of different materials

    The variation of the pressure and pressure drops

    over a wide range

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    Type of design U-tube Fixed tube sheet

    Temperature High temperature differential which may

    require

    High temperature

    difference required at

    extremes of about 93 0C

    Clean Cleaning chemically and difficult to clean

    mechanically

    Cleaning chemically

    and mechanically

    Number of tube pass Any particle even number possible Normally no limitation

    Suitable for : For any application that the fluid

    should be free of suspended particle

    Clean service or easily cleaned

    condition in both tube side and shell

    side.

    Condenser , liquid-

    liquid , gas gas , gas

    liquid cooling or

    heating , re-boilling

    Cost Relatively cheap Relatively expensive

    Heat exchanger

    DETAILED DESIGN

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    DETAILED DESIGN

    Heat exchanger

    3 5

    Saturated steam

    condensate steam

    air

    4 6

    Saturated steam

    condensate steam

    O-oxylene

    Saturated steam

    condensate steam

    mixture

    Mixture : MA , PA , water

    E-101 E-102 E-104

    13 14

    Fixed tube sheet Double pipeU-tube

    Steam : condensation Steam : condensationSteam : condensation

    O-oxylene : vaporization mixture : vaporizationAir : heating (one phase)

    Carbon steel

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    DETAILED DESIGN

    U Estimated

    Heat exchanger

    To find Heat transfer area (A)

    F Obtained from charts

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    DETAILED DESIGN

    Heat exchanger

    Standard E-101 E-102 E-104

    OD (m) 0.0254 0.019 0.019

    Tube passes 4 2 2

    Shell passes 2 1 1

    ID (m) 0.0170 0.016 0.016

    triangle spacing (m) 0.0254 0.0254 0.0254

    L (m) 4.9 4.9 4.9

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    DETAILED DESIGN

    Heat exchanger

    Heat transfer coefficient

    condensate

    Tube-side coefficient

    shell-side coefficient

    One phase

    shell-side coefficient

    vaporization

    Tube-side coefficient

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    DETAILED DESIGN

    Heat exchanger

    Calculating U

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    DETAILED DESIGN

    Heat exchanger

    Heat Exchanger E-101 E-102 E-104

    Range of U

    (W/m2.oC)30300 300900 300900

    hi(W/m2.oC) 1,093.86 17,452.33 3770.89

    ho(W/m2.oC) 49.47 1,797.09 2,867.57

    U (W/m2.oC) 45 685 675

    Area (m2) 375.18 12.53 3.55

    Number of tubes 1,023 43 13

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    DETAILED DESIGN

    Reactor Design

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    DETAILED DESIGN

    Reactor Design

    OHCOOHC

    COOHOHCOHC

    OHOHCOHC

    222108

    223242108

    23482108

    585.103

    445.72

    331

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    DETAILED DESIGN

    Reactor

    Assumptions:

    Rate constant independent of Temperature

    second order based onO-xylene

    Oxygen

    1

    2

    Effect of pressure drop on the flow rates is neglected

    3

    steady state

    4

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    DETAILED DESIGN

    Reactor

    Mole balance equations

    Stoichiometry equation of each reactant component

    Conversion profile with the weight of the catalyst

    Temperature change with the weight of catalyst

    POLYMATH 6.1 software

    Catalyst weight

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    DETAILED DESIGN

    Conversion profile with the weight of the catalyst

    W=8,725 kg

    x=1

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    DETAILED DESIGN

    Temperature profile with the weight of the catalyst

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    DETAILED DESIGN

    Reactor size

    where

    steel type 316

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    Reactor size

    Reactor design specif ication value

    Vpacking(m3) 8.9

    Vreactor(m3) 11.125

    Dtube(m) 1.68

    L tube(m) 5.03Number of tubes 5,495

    P (atm) 0.1

    DETAILED DESIGN

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    Distillation Column

    DETAILED DESIGN

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    DETAILED DESIGN

    Distillation column

    Trayed column Packed column

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    Trayed Column

    Selection of column internals are:

    Liquid loads are high1

    1 Multiple liquid phases including water

    Types of tray:

    Sieve tray.Bubble Cap tray.

    Valve tray.

    Others like :Dual flow tray , Baffle tray.

    Selection the type of tray based on:

    Liquid flow rate.

    Pressure exerted by the gas.

    DETAILED DESIGN

    S G

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    Calculating the minimum number of theoretical stages using the

    Fenske equation

    XLD : mole fraction of light key(MA) in distillate.

    XLW : mole fraction of light key(MA) in bottom.

    XHD : mole fraction of heavy key (PA)in distillate. Nmin= 7

    )(/].[ .min avLHD

    LD

    HD

    LD Logx

    x

    x

    xLogN

    5.0

    ... )( wLDLavL

    Distillation column

    DETAILED DESIGN

    DETAILED DESIGN

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    DETAILED DESIGN

    Minimum Reflux Ratio

    )1/(]).([

    min ABAB

    FB

    DB

    FA

    DA

    Fx

    Dx

    Fx

    Dx

    F

    L

    4.4min

    L

    76.0min

    min

    D

    LR

    14.195.0.

    actR1.2 Rmin

    Ractual

    1.5 Rmin

    Distillation column

    DETAILED DESIGN

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    To estimate the maximum allowable superficial vapor

    velocity and the column area :

    Distillation column

    DETAILED DESIGN

    DETAILED DESIGN

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    Plate Spacing : 1.37 m

    Vapor Velocity in the column: 0.0504 m/s

    The maximum vapor rate: 0.052 0.06 m3/s

    m1.2-1.15.

    .4

    v

    wc

    u

    VD

    Calculating Diameter

    DETAILED DESIGN

    Distillation column

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    DETAILED DESIGN

    Distillation Column

    31*)1( spacingplateNHeightactual

    trayactualtower P.NP

    bar007.0Ptray

    Calculating Height of tower:

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    DETAILED DESIGN

    Distillation Column

    Tray Spacing (m) 1.37

    Type of Trayssieve

    Internals 17 tray

    Column Diameter (m) 1.15 1.2

    Column Height (m) 26

    P (Tower) (bar) 0.119

    MOC316 SS

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    PROCESS ECONOMICS

    Cost

    Capital Cost Operating Cost

    Capital Cost

    1

    2

    12I

    ICC

    Where:

    C1 purchased cost of the equipment in a past record

    C2 purchased cost of the equipment for the current time

    I1 chemical engineeringpurchase index in a past record

    I2 chemical engineeringpurchase index for the current time

    CAPCOST

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    PROCESS ECONOMICS

    Where:

    C total purchased cost of the equipment in a current time Lang factor

    Capital Cost

    =3.1 for predominantly solids processing plant

    = 4.7 for predominantly fluids processing plant

    = 3.6 for a mixed fluids-solids processing plant

    has different values depend on the type of process plant

    2 CfC

    PROCESS ECONOMICS

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    PROCESS ECONOMICS

    Capital Cost

    Equipment TypePur chased Equipment

    Cost($)

    C-101 624,000

    E-101 79,500

    E-102 20,400

    SC-101 159,835

    E-104 3,960

    E-105 & E-106 18,510

    E-107 40,500P-101 14,500

    R-101 202,500

    T-101 61,700

    Total Purchased Cost ($) 1,225,405

    Capital Cost ($) 4,448,222

    15% of the total cost

    30% of the

    distillation tower

    cost

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    PROCESS ECONOMICS

    Operating Cost

    Fixed costs Variable costs Maintenance (labour and

    materials) Raw materials

    Operating labour. Miscellaneous operating

    materials.

    Laboratory costs. Utilities (Services)

    Supervision. Shipping and packaging

    Plant overheads. Capital charges.

    Rates (and any other local taxes).

    Insurance.

    Licence fees and royalty

    payments.

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    PROCESS ECONOMICS

    Operating Cost

    Cost of manufacture

    COM: Cost of Manufacture.

    CRM: Cost of Raw Material.CWT: Cost of Waste Treatment.

    CUT: Cost of Utilities.

    COL: Cost of Operating Labor.

    FCI: Fixed Capital Investment.

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    PROCESS ECONOMICS

    Operating Cost

    Cost of raw material

    Raw materialPrice of each

    kg* ($/kg)Amount (kg/hr) Pri ce ($/hr)

    Air 1.78x10-4 25976.80 4.62

    O-xylene 0.8122 2654.20 2152.05

    CRM 17,003,223$/yr

    OC SS CONO ICS

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    PROCESS ECONOMICS

    Operating Cost

    Cost of utilities

    CUT 920,275.75$/yr

    Utility Electricity MP steam HP steam Cooling water

    Each unit

    Price0.06 Kw 0.01371 $/kg 0.01664 $/kg 0.0148 $/kg

    Amount 1,074.167 Kw 2,320.86 kg/hr 522 kg/hr 795.4 kg/hr

    Total Price

    $/hr64.450 31.820 8.686 11.770

    PROCESS ECONOMICS

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    PROCESS ECONOMICS

    Operating Cost

    Cost of operating labour

    PROCESS ECONOMICS

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    PROCESS ECONOMICS

    Operating Cost

    Cost of waste treatment

    waste water includes Maleic anhydride

    treated using an activated sludge process

    CWT 107.4 $/yr

    PROCESS ECONOMICS

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    PROCESS ECONOMICS

    Operating Cost

    cost of manufacture

    PROCESS ECONOMICS

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    PROCESS ECONOMICS

    Feasibility Study

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    SAFETY AND ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES

    HAZOP study

    Hazard and Operability study (HAZOP)

    a study conducted to prevent any damages or to overcome andrespond on any sudden changes.

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    HAZOP study

    Hazard and Operability study (HAZOP)

    a study conducted to prevent any damages or to overcome andrespond on any sudden changes.

    HAZOP outcome

    Operating procedures for the equipments

    SAFETY AND ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES

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    HAZOP study

    Guide Word Definition Example

    Deviations

    Way in which the process conditions

    may depart from their process

    intent.

    (less/More of: Flow

    rate, pressure,

    Temperature

    CausesWhy, and how, the deviations could

    occur.

    Valves failure,

    leaking, blockage

    Consequences

    The results that follow from the

    occurrence of Deviations

    Process failure,

    reduced product flowrate

    Action

    Required

    What Should be done to overcome

    the Consequences

    Installing Warning

    instruments, closing

    valves

    SAFETY AND ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES

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    SAFETY AND ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES

    Reactor

    Deviation Possible Causes Consequences Action required /Safeguards

    No flow

    Blockage in the

    reactor inlet pipe.

    Pressure build up in

    reactor

    Install pressure gage.

    Shutdown if blockage doesnot clear itself

    Rupture in the pipe

    of the reactor.

    Release of explosive

    mixtures to

    atmosphere

    Regular checking of the

    pipe.

    Emergency shutdown.

    Less F low Low feed rate. Process

    inconvenience but no

    hazard.

    No action required

    More F low High feed rate. Increased duty

    downstream Install controller for feed.

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    SAFETY AND ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES

    Reactor

    Deviation Possible Causes Consequences

    Action required

    /Safeguards

    More

    TemperatureInadequate cooling.

    Coolant (Molten

    salt) temperature

    rises.

    Install temperatureindicators in reactor.

    Increase molten salt

    flow rate.

    Lowtemperature

    Low feedtemperature

    More by-productsfrom reaction.

    Install temperatureindicators in reactor.

    More

    pressure

    Partial blockage of

    reaction tubes.

    Increased

    pressure

    downstream.

    Install pressure gage.

    Shutdown and clean

    PROJECT MANAGEMENT

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    PROJECT MANAGEMENT

    CONCLUSION

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    CONCLUSION

    Missing information

    to determine the

    Detailed design.

    No sufficient time to

    complete each task.

    Finding the actual

    amount of PA needed

    in UAE.

    PhthalicAnhydride

    Rawmaterialamount

    Mass &EnergyBalance

    Equipmentsizing

    Cost

    HAZOPstudy

    Problem faced:

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    DETAILED DESIGN

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    DETAILED DESIGN

    Heat exchanger

    F obtained from charts

    E-101

    4 tube passes 2shell passes

    E-102 , E-104

    2 tube passes 1shell pass

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    Compressor

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    Pump

    DETAILED DESIGN

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    DETAILED DESIGN

    Heat exchanger

    condensate

    Tube-side coefficient

    where

    shell-side coefficient

    DETAILED DESIGN

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    DETAILED DESIGN

    Heat exchangerOne phase

    shell-side coefficient

    DETAILED DESIGN

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    DETAILED DESIGN

    Heat exchangervaporization

    Tube-side coefficient

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    Reactor

    Component A:

    Component B:

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    Reactor

    Component C:

    Component D:

    Component E:

    Component F:

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    Reactor

    Conversion profile

    Temperature change