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Computer Aided rocess lant Design Material Balance S. Balasubramanian Department of Chemical Engineering SRM University, Kattankulathur-603203 1

OUTLINE 1 Material Balance 2 Classification 3 Algorithm 4 Example roblem 2

1. MATERIAL BALANCE Law of Conservation of Mass Matter (Solid, Liquid and Gases) can take one form into other but the total amount of mass remains unchanged. Mass is neither created nor destroyed Father of Modern Chemistry (a French Nobel man) Antoine-Laurent de Lavoisier, 1789 3

1. MATERIAL BALANCE Law of Conservation of Mass A balance on a conserved quantity (total mass, mass of particular component (or species), energy, momentum) in a system (a single process unit, a collections of units or an entire process) may be written in the following way: Input + Generation - Output - Consumption = Accumulation (enters through system boundaries) (produced within system) (leaves through the system boundaries ) (consumed within the system) (build up within the system 4

1. MATERIAL BALANCE Law of Conservation of Mass - Example Each year 50,000 people move into the a city like Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India.75,000 people move out, 22,000 are born, and 19,000 die. Write a balance on the population of the city 5

1. MATERIAL BALANCE Law of Conservation of Mass - Example 6

1. MATERIAL BALANCE Law of Conservation of Mass - Example eople moving into the city 50,000 Die in the City 19,000 System Boundary Born in the city 22,000 System Boundary eople moving out of the city 75,000 7

1. MATERIAL BALANCE Law of Conservation of Mass - Example eople move into the city, 50,000 /yr Balance equation Born in the City, 22,000 /yr eople move out of the city, 75,000 /yr Die in the City, 19,000 /yr Input + Generation - Output - Consumption = Accumulation 50,000 (enters through system boundaries) 22,000 (produced within system) 75,000 (leaves through the system boundaries ) 19,000 (consumed within the system) =? (build up within the system 8

1. MATERIAL BALANCE Law of Conservation of Mass - Example eople move into the city, 50,000 /yr Balance equation Born in the City, 22,000 /yr eople move out of the city, 75,000 /yr Die in the City, 19,000 /yr Each year city population decreases by 22,000 /yr Input + Generation - Output - Consumption = Accumulation 50,000 (enters through system boundaries) 22,000 (produced within system) 75,000 (leaves through the system boundaries ) 19,000 (consumed within the system) = -22,000 (build up within the system 9

2. CLASSIFICATION Without Chemical reaction With Chemical Reaction Classification of Material Balance roblems Batch Continuous Semi-continuous Steady Unsteady Single unit Multiple units Recycle By-pass urge Batch Continous Semi-continuous Steady Unsteady Single unit Multiple units Recycle By-pass urge 10

1. MATERIAL BALANCE Law of Conservation of Mass A balance on a conserved quantity (total mass, mass of particular component (or species), energy, momentum) in a system (a single process unit, a collections of units or an entire process) may be written in the following way: Input + Generation - Output - Consumption = Accumulation (enters through system boundaries) (produced within system) (leaves through the system boundaries ) (consumed within the system) (build up within the system 11

2. ALGORITHM Step-by-Step Algorithm for solving material balance problems Without Chemical Reactions (Single units) 1. Read and understand the problem 2. Draw a sketch of the process and specify system boundary 3. lace labels (symbols, numbers and units) on the diagram for all of the known flows, materials and compositions 4. Obtain any data you need to solve the problem that are missing 5. Choose a basis 6. Determine the number of variables whose values are unknown 12

2. ALGORITHM Step-by-Step Algorithm for solving material balance problems Without Chemical Reactions (Single units) 7. Determine the number of independent equations to carry out a degrees-of-freedom 8. Write down the equations to be solved in terms of known's and unknowns 9. Solve the equations and calculate the quantities 10. Check the answer Note: It is good always to check the answer through over all balance! 13

2. EXAMLE ROBLEM roblem statement 1. A continuous mixer mixes NaOH with H 2 O to produce an aqueous solution of NaOH. Determine the composition and flow rate of the product if the flow rate of NaOH is 1000 kg/h and the ratio of flow rate of water to the production solution is 0.9. 14

2. EXAMLE ROBLEM Step: 01 Read and understand the problem - Equipment - rocess - Components in feed (ure Water & NaOH) - Components in product (NaOH + Water) - Flow rates and composition - 1000 kg/h of NaOH in the feed - Flow rate of water per product solution =0.9 - Flow rate of the water = 0.9 x roduct solution 15

2. EXAMLE ROBLEM Step: 02 Draw a sketch of the process and specify system boundary Water, W H 2 O ( 100% ure) Feed, F NaOH ( 100% ure) Mixer roduct, System Boundary roduct, (NaOH + Water) 16

2. EXAMLE ROBLEM Step: 03 Water, W Feed, F Draw a sketch of the process and specify system boundary H 2 O ( 100% ure) Mixer NaOH ( 100% ure) x NaOH x H2O H2O NaOH molefraction of NaOH in the product stream molefraction of H O in the product stream product flow rate, kg/h flow rate of flow rate of 2 water in the product stream, kg/h NaOH in the product stream, kg/h System Boundary roduct, roduct, (NaOH + Water) S. No. Components Kilograms (kg) Composition 01 NaOH NaOH 02 Water H2O x NaOH x H2O NaOH H 2 O 03 Total = 1.00 17

2. EXAMLE ROBLEM Step: 04 Obtain any data you need to solve the problem that are missing - Molecular Weight - Density - Temperature - ressure - Melting oint - Boiling oint You can look up these values in physical properties data base (For instance, erry s Chemical Engineers Hand Book) For our mixing problem no data is required as listed above i.e. roblem could be solvable without the above listed data. 18

2. EXAMLE ROBLEM Step: 05 Choose a basis - Basis is the reference chosen by you for the calculations to make the problem easier to solve - The basis may be time such as hours or a given mass of material or some other convenient quantity (mole). - It is best to use a unit basis of 1 or 100. For instance, kilograms, hours, moles or cubic meter. - For liquid 1 or 100 kg; similarly 1 or 100 moles is often a good choice for gases. Always state the basis you have chosen for your calculation by writing it prominently on your calculation sheet 19

2. EXAMLE ROBLEM Step 06: Determine the number of variables whose values are unknown Water, W Feed, F Unknown List W Flow rate of water, kg/h Flow rate of roduct, kg/h H2 O Flow rate of water in product, kg/h NaOH Flow rate of water in product, kg/h H 2 O ( 100% ure) roduct, roduct, (NaOH + Water) Mixer NaOH ( 100% ure) NaOH H2O H2O NaOH System Boundary flow rate of flow rate of S. No. Components Kilograms (kg) Composition 01 NaOH NaOH 02 Water H2 O x x molefraction of NaOH in the product stream molefraction of H O in the product stream product flow rate, kg/h water in the product stream, kg/h NaOH in the product stream, kg/h x NaOH x H2O NaOH H 2 O 03 Total = 1.00 2 20

2. EXAMLE ROBLEM Step 07: Determine the number of independent equations to carry out degrees of freedom. Looking at the problem you can write 3 material balances: 1. One balance equation for NaOH 2. One for H 2 O 3. One Overall Balance 4. Flow rate of water/roduct stream = 0.9 21

2. EXAMLE ROBLEM Step 07: Determine the number of independent equations to carry out degrees of freedom. Looking at the problem you can write 3 material balances: 1. One balance equation for NaOH 4 relations Flow rate of NaOH in the NaOH feed stream + Flow rate of NaOH in H 2 O stream = Flow rate of NaOH in product Stream F NaOH + W H2 O = NaOH i.e. F NaOH + 0 = NaOH (Since pure NaOH is used) 2. One for H 2 O Flow rate of H 2 O in NaOH feed stream + Flow rate of H 2 O in H 2 O feed stream = Flow rate of H 2 O in roduct stream F NaOH + W H2 O = NaOH i.e. 0 + W H2 O = NaOH (Since pure H 2 O is used) 3. One Overall balance Flow rate of NaOH in the NaOH feed stream + Flow rate of H 2 O in H 2 O feed stream + = Flow rate of roduct stream (H 2 O + NaOH) F NaOH + W H2 O = NaOH 4. Flow rate of Water (W)/roduct stream () = 0.9 22

2. EXAMLE ROBLEM Step 07: Determine degrees of freedom Degrees of freedom (DOF) = Number of unknowns (N U ) Number of independent equations (N E ) When you calculate the number of degrees of freedom you ascertain the solvability of the problem. Three out come exists Case DOF ossibility of Solution NU = NE 0 Exactly specified (determined) solution exists NU > NE >0 Under specified; more independent equations required NU < NE <0 Over specified; more unknowns are required 23

2. EXAMLE ROBLEM Step 07: Determine degrees of freedom From step 6: Number of Unknowns (N u ) = 4 (i.e. W,, H2 O, NaOH ) From step 7: Number of Independent Equations (N E ) = 4 Therefore, DOF = N u N E = 4 4 = 0 24

2. EXAMLE ROBLEM Step 08: Write down the equations to be solved in terms of known s and unknowns In particular, you should attempt to write linear equations rather than nonlinear equations Recall that the product of variables or ratios of variables or logarithm or exponent of a variable and so on in an equation causes the equation to be non linear In many cases you can transfer the non-linear equation into linear one For instance, in our example, the relation given W/ = 0.9 is a non-linear relation. If you multiply both sides by in above relation you get a linear equation i.e. x W/ = x 0.9 i.e. W = 0.9 25

2. EXAMLE ROBLEM Step 08: Write down the equations to be solved in terms of known s and unknowns In particular, you should attempt to write linear equations rather than nonlinear equations Overall Balance F NaOH + W H2 O = NaOH NaOH Balance F NaOH + F H2 O = NaOH i.e. F NaOH + 0 = NaOH (Since pure NaOH is used) H 2 O Balance F NaOH + F H2 O = NaOH i.e. 0 + F H2 O = NaOH (Since pure H 2 O is used) Flow rate of Water(W)/roduct stream() = 0.9 i.e. W = 0.9 26

2. EXAMLE ROBLEM Step 09: Solve the equation and calculate the quantities asked Overall Balance F NaOH + W H2 O = NaOH + H 2 O ---- (1) We know W H2 O = 0.9 NaOH + H 2 O substitute this relation in equation (1) We get, F NaOH + 0.9 NaOH + H 2 O = NaOH + H 2 O ---- (2 ) F NaOH + 0.9 NaOH + H 2 O - NaOH + H 2 O = 0 0.9 NaOH + H 2 O - NaOH + H 2 O = F NaOH (1-0.9) = 1000 NaOH + H 2 O = 1000/0.1 = 10,000 kg/h Substitute NaOH + H 2 O in equation (1) we get 1000 + W H2 O = 10,000 kg/h W H2 O = 9000 kg/h 27

2. EXAMLE ROBLEM Step 09: Solve the equation and calculate the quantities asked x NaOH 1000 10000 0.1 x H 2 O 9000 10000 0.9 F NaOH = 1000 kg/h W H2 O = 9000 kg/h NaOH + H 2 O = 10000 kg/h 28

2. EXAMLE ROBLEM Step 10: Check the answer Water, W = 9000 kg/h H 2 O ( 100% ure) Feed, F = 1000 kg/h NaOH ( 100% ure) roduct, = 10,000 kg/h roduct, (NaOH + Water) Mixer x x NaOH H 2 O 1000 10000 9000 10000 0.1 0.9 29

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