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Wt %
37
7
6
1
10
39
Conditions include equilibrium flash temperature and pressure, temperature before the flash which
you can assume is adiabatic. You should also list component mass fractions for both vapour and
liquid phases. Should also determine a suitable pressure before the flash and give two reasons why
you have chosen this pressure.
Components are liable to break down at temperature above 250oC so temperature must be kept
below this temperature at all stages.
You should quickly notice that you need to carry out this flash under vacuum to work.
Physical Properties
Compound
A1
A2
A3
D6
D10
D30
Mol Wt
296
370
445
465
758
2238
Antoine A
10.154
9.891
7.707
7.096
7.12
7.716
Antoine B
4287.5
4158.3
2189.3
2254.3
2950.3
4692.8
Antoine C
418.5
388.2
217.6
207.6
206.2
218.9
T Max oC
300
300
300
250
250
250
T Min oC
50
50
50
50
50
50
Antoine Equation
Log(P)=A-(B/(T+C))
P is vapour pressure in mmHg
T is temperature in oC
All compounds Liquid Specific heat = (0.713+(0.000459*T))*2.326 kJ/kG/C T is temperature in
degrees Celsius.
Latent Heat
Liquid Enthalpy all compounds = ((0.713T) +(0 .000459T2))*2.326 kJ/kG (T=oC)
Vapour enthalpy (T=oC)
Compound
A1
A2
A3
D6
D10
D30
Marks Available
6
3
2
2
2
15
Student Number
Conditions
797924
Flash Temperature
80C
Flash Pressure
0,5 mmHg
234.89 C
760 mmHg
Because the pressure prior to flash must be higher than the flash pressure and
it is the atmospheric pressure.
Liquid Mass
Fraction
73.40%
0.021%
13.79%
0.014%
11.41%
0.0053%
Compound
D6
D10
D30
Vapour Mass
Fraction
Liquid Mass
Fraction
1.27%
0.073%
0.124%
19.98%
0.00%
78.41%