pet process Flashcards

1
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is a basic filter used for removing small solids from large amounts of water. it clears water by passing it through layers of gravel and sand.

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bed filters

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is press developed for handling large volumes of sludge and efficient washing with wash water. they consist of hollow wire frameworks covered by filter cloth, and are hung in parallel in a closed tank.

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leaf filters

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a new configuration of flat membranes has been developed, increasing membrane area per unit of separator volume and decreasing pressure drops. the assembly consists of a sandwich of four sheets wrapped around a central core of a perforated collecting tube. the spiral-wound element is 100-200 mm in diameter and 1-11.5 m long in the axial direction.

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spiral-wound membranes.

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early membranes had limitations due to low selectivity in separating gases and low permeation fluxes. this was because the membranes needed to be thick to avoid tiny holes, reducing separation efficiency.

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dense-phase symmetric membranes

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5
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these filters are used in high-capacity processes there are three types: vacuum-drum, disk, and horizontal. the vacuum-drum filter runs continuously but can’t handle thick liquids.

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contnuous rotary filters

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6
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high product recovery and simple operation. it separates particles from liquids flowing vertically into the filter. the filtered materials develop into a cake on the filter’s surface, clogging the membrane relatively quickly.

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dead-end filtration

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7
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have a very thin, dense skin on one side supported by a porous substructure. the dense skin is about 1000å thick, while the porous support is 25–100 μm thick. these membranes have a flux increase thousands of times higher than original 1-mil thick membranes.

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asymmetric membranes

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8
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is made of plates and frames covered with filter cloth. slurry is pumped in, and the liquid drains out through the cloth while solids form a cake. the press is then taken apart to remove the cake, and the process repeats.

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plate-and-frame filter

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8
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are small-diameter, hollow fibers with inside and outside diameters ranging from 100-500 μm. they resemble shell-and-tube heat exchangers, with thousands of fine tubes bound together into a tube sheet surrounded by a metal shell.

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.hollow-fiber membranes.

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9
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are mainly used in experiments to characterize the permeability of the membrane. the modules are easy to fabricate and use, and the areas of the membranes are well defined. in some cases, modules are stacked together like a multilayer sandwich or plate-and-frame filter press.

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flat membranes

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10
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Is a procedure for separating components of a mixture depending on their boiling points

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Distillation

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11
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Is a separation process where a mixture is brought into contact with another
immiscible liquid phase to transfer one or more solutes from the original phase to
the new phase.

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Liquid-Liquid Extraction

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12
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The process of distillation is used for the liquids having

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Sufficient difference in their boiling point

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13
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What is the first physical process to happen in distillation?

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Evaporation

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14
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Comprises of an opening in the tray and a lift-valve cover with guides to keep the
cover correctly positioned over the opening

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Valve Tray

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15
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t is a flat surface with tiny holes that allow vapor to rise through liquid in
processes such as distillation and gas absorption.

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Sieve Tray

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16
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Used to represent the equilibrium data for a three component system

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Equilateral triangular coordinates

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17
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It is used in continuous countercurrent gas and liquid contact in absorption, as
well as vapor-liquid contact in distillation

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Packed Towers

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18
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How many degrees of freedom are there at the triple point in a one-component
system?

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0

19
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What is adsorption?

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Surface phenomenon where components of a gas or liquid stream are absorbed on the
surface of a solid

20
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What is chemisorption?

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Formation of strong chemical bonds between adsorbate and adsorbent.

21
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What principle does centrifugation rely on?

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Centrifugal force

22
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Which adsorbent is ideal for drying, gas separation, and catalytic applications?

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Zeolites

23
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What is the primary use of ion exchange resins in water softening?

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To exchange hardness ions like calcium and magnesium with sodium ions.

24
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What is nucleation in the context of crystallization?

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Formation of nuclei within a supersaturated solution

24
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Which type of centrifuge is ideal for separating solids and liquids in suspensions or
emulsions?

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Disc Bowl Centrifuge

25
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Which type of crystallization involves heating to cause solvent evaporation?

A

Evaporative Crystallization

26
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It is the process of water dissolving and removing substances and depositing those substances in other locations, usually in areas of lower elevation due to gravity.

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leaching

27
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It is the type of leaching equipment that is consists of U-shaped screw conveyor with each limb having separate screw conveyor with different rpm and bottom leg also consist of screw conveyor.

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hildebrandt

27
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The simplest evaporator consists of an open pan or kettle in which the liquid is boiled. The heat is supplied by condensation of steam in a jacket or in coils immersed in the liquid.

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open kettle or pan

28
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Evaporator that both feed and steam are introduced in the first effect and the feed is passed from effect to effect parallel to the vapor from the earlier effect.

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forward feed multiples effect evaporator

29
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A variation on the long-tube-type evaporator is the , wherein the liquid is fed to the top of the tubes and flows down the walls as a thin film. Vapor–liquid separation usually takes place at the bottom

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falling film type evaporator

29
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It is remove first evaporator after heat transfered.

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condensate

30
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It parallel feed multiple effect evaporators from which the steam emerges

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3rd evaporator

31
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It utilize a reverse flow approach, beneficial when fresh feed is cold, requiring less heating. The concentrated product exits the first effect, while the new feed enters the final one. Liquid pumps are essential due to the low-to-high pressure flow

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backward feed multiple effect evaporator

32
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It is the process where the liquid transform into a gas due to increase of temperature or decrease in pressure.

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evaporation

33
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A very old yet still-viable process is solar evaporation in open pans. Saltwater is put in shallow open pans or troughs and allowed to evaporate slowly in the sun to crystallize the salt.

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open pan solar evaporator

34
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It is the process that transfer atoms, molecules, or ions from one material to another.

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Absorption

35
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It is a flat surface with small holes that allow vapor to bubble up through liquid in processes like distillation and gas absorption.

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Sieve Tray

36
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It is the process of introducing controlled amounts of water vapor into gas streams, serves as a linchpin in enhancing operational efficiency, product quality, and environmental sustainability within petroleum refining and petrochemical facilities.

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Humidification

37
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These towers use in maintaining optimal operating conditions and ensuring * the efficiency and safety of the overall operation

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Cooling Tower

37
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In many processes within the petroleum industry, such as distillation, cracking, and chemical reactions, heat is generated as a byproduct. This excess heat needs to be removed to prevent equipment overheating and ensure the efficiency of the process.

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Heat Dissipation

38
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It is the process that transfer the components from a liquid to a vapor stream

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Stripping

39
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As the water loses heat to the air, it becomes cooler and is recirculated back to the process equipment to absorb more heat

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Water Cooling

40
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is the range of materials that are specially designed for use in distillation and absorption columns, as well as chemical reactors.

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Structural Packing

41
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The enriched absorption fluid is heated and passed into a stripping column, where the light product vapours pass upward and are condensed for recovery as

A

liquefied petroleum gas (LPG)

42
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This consists of an opening in the tray and a lift-valve cover with guides to keep the cover properly positioned over the opening.

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Valve Tray