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Gas accumulation with heat exchange

We will assume that the inflow contains a mixture of gases, and so we will choose to work with kmol units. [Pg.113]

The mass balance equations derived in Section 11.4 will apply as before, namely  [Pg.113]

The pressure, needed in equations (11.47) and (11.10) will obey equation (11.13) as before [Pg.113]

It will almost always be possible on a process plant to neglect kinetic and potential enei gies in the enei gy balance, so that we may apply equation (3.43) from Chapter 3, Section 3.5  [Pg.113]

The mass in this equation is expressed in kg, the flows in kg/s and the specific internal energy, the specific enthalpy in J/(kg K) and the specific volume in m /kg. We may convert to a kmol basis by dividing mass and mass flows by the average molecular weight, w, and by multiplying by w the specific internal energy, specific enthalpy and specific volume. Note that the energy input and power output (J) are unaffected  [Pg.113]


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