A gas stream containing acetone in air flows from a solvent recovery unit at a rate of 142 L/s at 150C and 1.3 atm. The

A gas stream containing acetone in air flows from a solvent recovery unit at a rate of 142 L/s at 150°C and 1.3 atm. The stream flows into a condenser which condenses most of the acetone, and the liquid and gas outlet streams are in equilibrium at - 18°C and 5.0 atm. Shaft work is delivered to the system at a rate of 25.2kW to achieve the compression from 1.3 atm to 5.0 atm. To determine the condenser feed stream composition, a 3.00-liter sample of the gas is taken and cooled to a temperature at which essentially all the acetone in the sample is recovered as a liquid. The liquid is poured into an empty flask with a mass of 4.017 g. The flask containing the liquid acetone is weighed and found to have a mass of 4.973 g.

(a) Carry out a degree-of-freedom analysis to show that enough information is available to determine the compositions of all streams and the required heat transfer rate.
(b) Write out a complete set of equations for the molar flow rates of all streams, the mole fractions of acetone in the feed and product gas streams, and the rate (kW) at which heat must be removed in the condenser. Do no calculations.
(c) Solve the equations of Part (b) by hand.
(d) Solve the equations of Part (b) using APEx.

w, = 25.2 kW OkW) Gas at 18C, 5 atm acetone(v), air 142 L/s, 150C, 1.3 atm acetone (v), air CONDENSER Acetone(1) at 18C, 5 atm 3-liter sample Condense and weigh acetone