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»Batch Reactor Examples
»Continuous Tank Reactor Examples
»Diffusion Process Examples
»Distillation Process Examples
»Fluid Dynamics
»Heat Transfer Examples
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Ammonia Recovery from an Ammonia-Air Gas Mixture in an Absorption Column
Steady state absorption column where ammonia is recovered from an ammonia-air gas mixture by absorption into water using a counter-current-packed column
3.83K21-08-2000»Info on download
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Isothermal CSTR with Complex Reaction
This model simulates simple 2nd order kinetics in a CSTR. The temperature in the reacor is assumed to be constant. Hence the reaction rate constant can be specified at that particular temperature.
10.73K21-08-2000»Info on download
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Continuous Binary Distillation Column
A column containing eight theoretical plates and reboiler
26.27K21-08-2000»Info on download
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Two Tank Level Control
Two tank level control, where the level control of the second tank is based on the regulation of the inlet flow to the first tank
6.86K21-08-2000»Info on download
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Shell and Tube Heat Exchanger
This models the dynamic behaviour of a shell and tube heat exchanger in order to predict the variation of temperature, with respect to both axial distance along the exchanger and flow time.
35.86K21-08-2000»Info on download
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Flow Through a Pump
This worksheet calculates the fluid velocity in a pipe that receives fluid from a centrifugal pump. It iteratively solves the Colebrook Equation (to find the friction factor), the Energy Equation (to find the fluid velocity), the Pump Characteristic Equation (a correlation describing Head versus Flowrate for the pump), together with the Continuity Equation and the Reynolds Number.
n/a24-01-2005»Info on download
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Drying of Solids
A thin slab of solid material dries first by evaporation from the top surface and then by diffusion from the interior of the solid. The water movement through the solid is approximated by the Fick's diffusion equation.
20.62K21-08-2000»Info on download
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System of Three Continuous Stirred Tank Reactors with First Order Isothermal Reaction
A system of three continuous stirred tank reactors is used to carry out a first order isothermal reaction.
5.88K21-08-2000»Info on download
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Non-Ideal Stirred Tank Reactor
In this model of non-ideal reactor mixing, a fraction of the volumetric feed rate completely bypasses the mixing in the reactor. In addition, a fraction of the reactor volume exists as dead space.
12.09K21-08-2000»Info on download
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Radiation from Metal Rod
Steady-state analysis of a metal rod in contact with a temperature source at each end
3.54K21-08-2000»Info on download
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Continuous Multicomponent Distillation Column
A column containing eight theoretical plates and reboiler, with each component of the mixture (benzene, toluene and xylene) expressed by a separate component mass balance
61.71K21-08-2000»Info on download
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Batch Decomposition of Acetylated Castor Oil to Drying Oil
This simulation describes the batch decomposition of acetylated castor oil to drying oil and acetic acid vapour. The reaction is endothermic, and heat transfer to the reactor is required in order to accomplish the decomposition of the acetylated oil, to liberate acetic acid vapor.
22.51K21-08-2000»Info on download
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Binary Batch Distillation Column
A column containing seven theoretical plates and reboiler with constant volume conditions in the reflux drum
13.34K09-03-2004»Info on download
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First Order, Exothermic Reaction in a CSTR Equipped with Jacket Cooling
A first order, exothermic reaction occurs within a continuous stirred-tank reactor, equipped with jacket cooling. The reaction is assumed to follow simple first order kinetics
8.35K21-08-2000»Info on download
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Semi-Batch Manufacture of Hexamethylenetriamine
The instantaneous, highly exothermic reaction of aqueous ammonia and formaldehyde.
5.54K21-08-2000»Info on download
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Complex Batch Reaction Sequence.
Thsi simulation can be used to study various reaction kinetics of interest simply by varying the rate constants.
9.48K21-08-2000»Info on download
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Interacting Tank Reservoirs
Two open reservoirs are connected by a pipeline. The resulting liquid levels form a decaying oscillatory response to a final steady state.
8.32K21-08-2000»Info on download
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Solution of a Partial Differential Equation
14.98K20-08-2000»Info on download
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Heat Transfer in Three Tanks Connected in Series
A cold oil stream is heated by steam through three tanks connected in series. Heat is supplied in each tank via a steam coil. The transient change in temperature in each tank is modeled by three coupled ordinary differential equations.
48.96K24-01-2005»Info on download
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Simple Equilibrium Stage Extractor
Simple equilibrium stage extractor represented by a single perfectly mixed, constant volume, continuous flow equilibrium stage.
6.66K21-08-2000»Info on download
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Liquid Stream Blending
Two aqueous streams containing salt at differing concentrations flow continuously into a well mixed tank and a mixed product stream is removed
7.9K21-08-2000»Info on download
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Tubular Reactor, Steady-State Design for an Nth Order Reaction
4.01K21-08-2000»Info on download
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Nth Order Homogeneous Liquid Phase Reaction in a Batch Tank Reactor.
This models an nth order homogeneous liquid phase reaction in a batch tank reactor.
4.32K21-08-2000»Info on download
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Continuous Equilibrium Multistage Extractor
Countercurrent multistage extraction system, modelled as a cascade of equilibrium stages.
11.55K21-08-2000»Info on download
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Non-Ideal Tube-Tank Mixing Mechanism
Non ideal mixing conditions in a reactor can often be modelled by combinations of tanks and tubes. Here, three stirred tanks are used to simulate the tubular, by-passing condition.
14.94K21-08-2000»Info on download
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Comparison of Steady-State Conversions for Continuous Tank and Tubular Reactors for Nth Order Reaction Kinetics
The comparision is made by calculating the residence times required for a particular value of fraction conversion. This allows a comparision of the reactor volumes for a given flow rate.
6.72K21-08-2000»Info on download
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Single Solution Batch Extraction
Batch two-phase extraction system with a single solute
5.04K21-08-2000»Info on download
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The Transient Draining of One Tank into Another by a Pump
A pump drains liquid from one tank into another identical tank. It is positioned midway between each tank, connected by a pipe at the bottom of each tank. The flow is opposed by friction in the connecting pipe. This simulation models the transient change in liquid height in each tank. The pump can be disabled to investigate the effect of draining by gravity.
37.44K03-02-2005»Info on download
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Dynamic Behavior of a Non-Ideal Non-Isothermal Tubular Reactor
Dynamic behaviour of a non-ideal non-isothermal tubular reactor in order to predict the variation of concentration and temperature, with respect to both axial distance along the reactor and flow time.
47.86K21-08-2000»Info on download
»Download now
Dynamic Behaviour of a Non-Ideal Isothermal Tubular Reactor
Dynamic behaviour of a non-ideal isothermal tubular reactor to predict the variation of concentration with respect to both axial distance along the reactor and flow time
19.73K21-08-2000»Info on download
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