More information about the properties of your material, the shape of the equipment and where the segregation occur would help to provide solutions.
Could water, air or inert gas be used to improuve discharge efficency.
Is the discharge located at the bottom of the equipment?
What is the...
There is a possible reaction from NaHS and NaOH in water wich is:
NaHS + NaOH + 2H2O = Na2SO3 + 2H2
In that case hydrogen is form and your vessel should be able to evacuate the non-condensable gas.
From that reaction Na2SO3 could be form and your second pricipale reaction take place (Na2SO3...
There is a control program call simulink that you could use with matlab there is a student version of the software probably available trough your university. At the university we used that program. You will be able to find literature about Simulink with Matlab trough the web and there is a book...
Well, this is depending of your software. When I built a simulation with
Cadsim with coach ver 1.1 I have to built my model step by step. The
initial value has to be good, otherwise it will take more time to converge
and arrive to the final value.
On the other hand when we use Massbal...
I will recommand that you determined different options that you may used to separated the ethyl acetate from your solvent first, then make some test that will probably recommended an expert.
I will recommended that you go on this page:
http://es.epa.gov/studies/hml10006.html
Then you may...
What is your preference, when you make a project and you have to install manual valve and check valve at a pump discharge. Will you prefer to install it before you increase to the line size or after? Before means to increase your operation cost due to increase of pressure drop and premature...
I will like to find general guide lines regarding the maximum velocity in pipe regarding the line size and the type of fluid or water.
Tanks for any comments !
My first question will be, what is your water condition.
For each degree you will need 1 cal or 4.18 J to increase of 1 degree C/1 g of water (at atmospheric pressure).
The volume of steam will depend of the final temprature and pressure of your system: V = nRT/P more pressure less volume and...
Some interesting adress:www.software.com/products
www.deb.uminho.pt/fontes/chem_eng/software.htm
Check also for batchpro designer this is a software that you will be able to download. Do a reserch on that, if you don't find anything look for it in chemical engineering.
