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The flow rate and concentration of Solution A change periodically, so that it is necessary
to adjust the flow rate of Solution B to keep the product H2SO4 concentration constant.
Flowmeters A and B have linear calibration plots of mass flow rate (m) versus meter
reading (R), which pass through the following points:
(a) Calculate the flow rate of Solution B needed to process 300 lbm/h of 55% H2SO4
(Solution A) and the resulting flow rate of Solution C. (The calibration data are not
needed for this part.)
(b) Derive the calibration equations for mA(RA), mA(RB), and x(Rx). Calculate the values
of RA, RB, and Rx corresponding to the flow rates and concentrations of part (a).
(c) The process technician's job is to read Flowmeter A and the analyzer periodically,
and then to adjust the flow rate of Solution B to its required value. Derive a formula that
the technician can use for RB in terms of RA and Rx and then check it by substituting the
values of part (a).
Flowmeter Analyzer
0.55 = XH
(MC) Solution C (N3 = ?)
0.45 = XW
(MB) Solution B (N2 = ?) 0.75 = XH
0.25 = XW
Flowmeter
0.90 = XH
0.10 = XW
Answer:
NB = 400 lbm/h
NC = 700 lbm/h