Residence Time Distribution Flashcards

1
Q

What is the definiation of residence Time ditribution (RTD)

A

it the time spent by a fluid elemnet in the vessel

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2
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What does the RDT enables us?

A

it enables traceability, develop control stragtegies

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3
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what are the two types of flow patterns?

A

plug flow and mixed flow

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4
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Why do we like this flow patterns?

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  1. one or the other often is optimum no matter what we are designing for
  2. these two patterns are simple to treat
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5
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How do we account for the real equipment which deviates from these ideals flow pattern?

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by using the interrelated factots such as RTD, state of affregation and earliness and latness of mixing

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6
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What are the reason for the deviation from the two ideal flow patterns?

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  1. Channeling of flui
  2. Recycling of fluid
  3. by creation of stagnent region sin the vessel
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7
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Definition of exit age distribution E?

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it reflexs the time of the fluid passing through the vessel, since fluid could tak different routes through the reactor

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8
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what is the unit of E

A

1/t

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9
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How can we present E in such a way that the curve is unity? (Know how to write the equation)

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By normalizing the distribution

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10
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What is the one restriction of the E curve?

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that the fluid only enters and only leaves the vessel one time

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11
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what is the meaning of that restriction on the E curve

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that there should be no flow or diffusion or upflow eddies at the entrance or at the vessel exit

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12
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How is the restriction condition called?

A

closed vesel boundary condition

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13
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what is a open vessel boundary?

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where elements of fluid can cross the vessel boundary more than one time

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14
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What does the open vessel represent?

A

the fraction of exit stream of age between t and t+ dt

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15
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What is the formel for the fraction?

A

E dt [-]

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16
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what does the term “age” means?

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for an element of th exit stream refers to the time spent by that elemnt in th vessel

17
Q

How does the exit age distribution curve E looks like?

A

Do you know how to draw it?

18
Q

What is the formel for the fraction younger than age t(1)

A

Do you know it?

19
Q

What is the formel for the fraction older than age t(1)

A

Do you know it?

20
Q

After the normalization process, what is the value of the AUC?

A

one

21
Q

on what does the value on the x-aches depends on?

A

on the amount of concentration used

the tracer

22
Q

what are the different ways to study the flow pattern in vessels?

A

pulse, step, periodic and random input

23
Q

How do you fine E curve from the C(puls) curve?

A

by simply change the concentration scale such that the area under the curve is unity

24
Q

what are the useful information obtainable from the puls trace experiment? (know how to draw the curve)

A
  1. instantaneously introduce M units of tracer into the fluid entering the vessel
    Record the leaving traces
    Evalute the area under the curve
    Evalution the mean