mass transfer.2 liquid-liquid extraction section 3
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MASS TRANSFER.2LIQUID-LIQUID EXTRACTION
SECTION 3
SOLVENT-FREE COORDINATES
100%A, 0%B, 0%S
x, y= A/(A+B)=100/(100+0)=1
N=S/(A+B)=0/(100+0)=0 0%A, 100%B, 0%S
x, y= A/(A+B)=0/(100+0)=0
N=S/(A+B)=0/(0+100)=0 0%A, 0%B, 100%S
x, y= A/(A+B)=0/(0+0)=0/0
N=S/(A+B)=100/(0+0)=Inf
Extract (y,N)
Raffinate (x,N)
N=S/(A+B)
(1,0)((0,0
100%A0%B
100%B0%A A/(A+B)
x, y
AB
S On Extract with reflux:get R’ y1.
R, yn+1, xn
R, R’, XF
R’, yf+1, xf
R, x_, yf+1
yyn+1
xn
R’
yf+1
xf
R
y1
x0 =xD
XF
x_
y
yn+1
xn
R
xf
R’yf+1 y1
x0(R’y1+y1x0/)R’y1=((r+1)/
r).yx0/yy1
r= L0/DGet R’
1-Not pure solvent
2-Pure Solvent yn+1= ∞ N=S/(A+B) A&B=Zero so; N= ∞ R’x0/R’y1=((r+1)/r).yx0/yy1
y
yn+1
xn
R
xf
R’
yf+1 y1
x0
∞
SPECIAL CASES
2-Pure Solvent & Total Reflux
yn+1= ∞ R’=y
yn+1
xn
R
y1
y=R’∞
∞xf
yf+1
SPECIAL CASES 3-Pure Solvent & Total Reflux &
Solvent used as recovered :
V1=V+L0+D
V1=V+L0
V1-L0=R’=V
r=L0/D=L0/0=∞
n=nmin
y=yn+1=R=R’= ∞
yn+1
xn
Rxf
R’
y1
y
x0
∞
∞
∞ ∞
x1
y2
x2
y3
Operating
ANOTHER WAY
yn+1
xn
Rxf
R’
y1
y
x0
∞
∞
∞ ∞
Operating
projection of operating curve that will
be line 45 here.
SPECIAL CASES
4-Pure Solvent & Min Reflux (n=∞) R’x0/R’y1=((r+1)/
r).yx0/yy1
=((r+1)/r).(x0y1+ yy1)/yy1
=((r+1)/r).(0+1) [by taking the limit when yy1 approaches infinity].
=R’minx0/R’miny1
=((rmin+1)/rmin)
Get rmin
xf
y1
x0
yf+1 max
R’min
y∞yn+1
xn
∞
PROBLEM (5)
Givens: Ethyl Benzene(Inert liquid) Styrene(Solute)…..XF=0.5 DEG(Solvent) Extract with reflux as r is mentioned. x0=0.9 as product contains this %. xn=10% Required: Min N.T.S. Min reflux ratio (rmin).
N.T.S when r=1.5 rmin
PROBLEM (5)
N Y N X
lb glycol/lb Hydrocarbon
lb styrene/lb Hydrocarbon
lb glycol/lb Hydrocarbon
lb styrene/lb Hydrocarbon
Raffinate
Equilibrium
Extract
PROBLEM (5)
As nothing is mentioned about y& yn+1, take them equal to zero.
To get R’ min:
=R’min.x0/R’min.y1
=((rmin+1)/rmin)
Get rmin= 4.7
xf=0.5
y1
x0=0.9
yf+1 max R’min
y∞
xn=0.1
PROBLEM (5)
To get Minimum N.T.S, 45 line will be the operating line so count down the stages.
N.T.S=10.5
xf=0.5
y1
x0=0.7
R’min
y∞
xn=0.1
yn+1
R
R’∞ ∞
∞
PROBLEM (5)
When r=1.5 rmin ,r=7. So now we will we will
place the new R’ point by: (1+y1x0/R’y1 )=((r+1)/r)
Total N.T.S= 21.2
xf=0.5
y1
x0=0.7
R’
y∞
xn=0.1
yn+1
R
∞
COMPLETE IMMISCIBILITY
Say that we have a solvent that dissolves A only & doesn’t dissolve B so; at this case the extract will be the A-S line while the raffinate will be B-A line.
S
ABRaffinate
Extract
COMPLETE IMMISCIBILITY
We will use mass ratios (not mass fractions) as all compositions will be located at two component lines.
We will work on solute-free basis.
X=A/B Y=A/S
S
ABRaffinate
Extract
COMPLETE IMMISCIBILITY
As we assumed solute-free basis, amount of solids in feed will be the same as amount in product so;
L0=L1=Ln=L’=B It is the same for the
solvent Vn+1=Vn=V1=V’=S
Men el a7’er ABSORPTION
1 n
L0, x0 Ln, xn
V1, y1 Vn+1, yn+1
SINGLE STAGE
1
V‘, Y0
L‘, X1L‘, X0
V‘, Y1
V‘ Y0+ L‘ X0= V‘ Y1+ L‘ X1
V‘(Y0 - Y1)= L‘(X1 -X0 )
-(L‘/V(= )‘Y0 - Y1( / )X0 -X1 )
Operating line equation
between two points(X0,Y0)
& (X1,Y1) with slope of (-
L‘/V‘)
Y=A/S
X=A/B
Equilibrium
Operating
X0,Y0
X1,Y1
-L‘/V‘
MULTI STAGE CROSS CURRENT
As we said before, the inlet points will be at the same straight lines and the same for the outlet points.
1 2L‘, X0 L‘, X1 L‘, X2
V‘, Y0 V‘, Y0
V‘, Y2V‘, Y1
So; we will have operating lines with the same number of given stages..at this case we will have two operating lines.
COMPLETE IMMISCIBILITY
First line: (X0,Y0), (X1,Y1) & (- L‘/V‘)
Second line: (X1,Y0), (X2,Y2) & (- L‘/V‘)
1 2L‘, X0 L‘, X1 L‘, X2
V‘, Y0 V‘, Y0
V‘, Y2V‘, Y1
Y=A/S
X=A/B
Equilibrium
Operating 1
X0,Y0
X1,Y1
-L‘/V‘ Operating 2 -L‘/V‘
X1,Y0
X2,Y2
MULTI STAGE COUNTER CURRENT
V‘ Yn+1+ L‘ X0= V‘ Y1+ L‘ Xn
V‘(Yn+1 - Y1)= L‘(Xn -X0 )
(L‘/V(= )‘Yn+1 - Y1( / )Xn –X0 )
Operating line equation between
two points(X0,Y1) & (Xn,Yn+1) with
slope of (L‘/V‘)
1 n
L‘, X0
V’, Yn+1V’, Y1
L‘, Xn
Y=A/S
X=A/B
Equilibrium
Operating
L‘/V‘
Xn,Yn+1 X0
Y1
MAY 2008,Q.2 Nicotine (A) in Water (B) solution containing 1% is to be
extracted with Kerosene (S). Water and Kerosene are essentially insoluble.
Equilibrium data:
i)Determine the % extraction of nicotine if 100 lb of feed solution is extracted once with 150 lb solvent.
ii) If 100 lb/hr of nicotine-water solution containing 1% nicotine is to be counter-currently extracted with kerosene to reduce nicotine content to 0.1%...Determine:
a- Minimum kerosene rate. b- N.T.S if 150 lb/hr kerosene is used.
0.02 0.00998 0.00751 0.00502 0.00246 0.001011 0 X
0.0087 0.00913 0.00686 0.00465 0.001961 0.000807 0 Y
MAY 2008,Q.2
x0= 0.01
X0=x0/(1-x0)
X0=0.0101 L=100 lb L‘=L(1-x0) L’=99 lb V=150 lb V=V’=150 (- L‘/V‘) =(Y0 - Y1) / (X0 -X1 )
-99/150=(0-Y1) / (0.0101-X1) Assume X=0.005, Y=0.0033
1
V‘, Y0
L‘, X1L‘, X0
V‘, Y1
MAY 2008,Q.2
0 0.005 0.01 0.015 0.02 0.0250
0.001
0.002
0.003
0.004
0.005
0.006
0.007
0.008
0.009
0.01
xo ,yo
y1
x1
MAY 2008,Q.2 i) To get X1 &Y1, extend the
operating till it cut the equilibrium in X1 & Y1.
X1=0.0046 %Extraction=(0.0101- -
0.0046)/(0.0101) %Extraction= 54% 0 0.005 0.01 0.015 0.02 0.025
00.0010.0020.0030.0040.0050.0060.0070.0080.0090.01
EquilibriumOperating
MAY 2008,Q.2
ii) X0=0.01, Xn=0.001. From 0.001 draw tangent to the
equilibrium to get the pinch point, at which the solvent has its minimum value.(0.0036,0.003)
Slope (@pinch)=1.15 L’/V’min=1.15
V’min=86 lb
0 0.005 0.01 0.015 0.02 0.0250
0.001
0.002
0.003
0.004
0.005
0.006
0.007
0.008
0.009
0.01
EquilibriumPinch
MAY 2008,Q.2 If V’=150 Slope=L’/V’ Slope=99/150=0.66 0.66 =(0 - Y1) / (0.001 –0.0101 )
Get Y1 from previous equation
Y1=0.0059..then draw operating curve N.T.S=4
0 0.005 0.01 0.015 0.02 0.0250
0.001
0.002
0.003
0.004
0.005
0.006
0.007
0.008
0.009
0.01
EquilibriumPinchOperating 2
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