Three CSTRs (each of volume = V) and a single CSTR (volume = 3V) are available for
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Three CSTRs (each of volume = V) and a single CSTR (volume = 3V) are available for a liquid-phase, first-order reaction, A → B, where kA = 0075 min-1, and CA0, = 0.25 mol/L.
(a) Would the single CSTR or the three CSTRs arranged in series give a higher conversion of A? Justify your answer numerically.
(b) If all four reactors are used, how should they be arranged to maximize the overall conversion?
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Process Dynamics And Control
ISBN: 978-0471000778
2nd Edition
Authors: Dale E. Seborg, Thomas F. Edgar, Duncan A. Mellich
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