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H.W: Following is a labeled flowcl process determine the unknown process variables. 475(g/s) x(gA/g) Y(gB/g) z(gC/g) 200(gC/s) 800(g/s) 0.2 (gA/g) 0.8 (gB/g) m:(g/s) X2 (gA/g) y2 (gB/g) Zz (gC/g) Unit 2 m(g/s) X1(gA/g) y1(gB/g) Unit 1 m3 (g/s) 0.012(gA/g) 0.558(gB/g) 0.430(gC/g) 100(gA/s)

H.W: Following is a labeled flowcl process determine the unknown process variables. 475(g/s) x(gA/g) Y(gB/g) z(gC/g) 200(gC/s) 800(g/s) 0.2 (gA/g) 0.8 (gB/g) m:(g/s) X2 (gA/g) y2 (gB/g) Zz (gC/g) Unit 2 m(g/s) X1(gA/g) y1(gB/g) Unit 1 m3 (g/s) 0.012(gA/g) 0.558(gB/g) 0.430(gC/g) 100(gA/s)

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M.s.c Alaa J.Al-zwooar Frinciples of chemical engineering. H.W: Following is a labeled flowchart for a steady-state two-unit process determine the unknown process variables. 475(g/s) +x(gA/g) Y(gB/g) z(gC/g) 200(gC/s) 800(g/s) 0.2 (gA/g) 0.8 (gB/g) m(g/s) X2 (gA/g) y2 (gB/g) Zz (gC/g) Unit 2 m;(g/s) X1(gA/g) yı(gB/g) Unit 1 m3 (g/s) 0.012(gA/g) 0.558(gB/g) 0.430(gC/g) 100(gA/s)
Transcribed Image Text:M.s.c Alaa J.Al-zwooar Frinciples of chemical engineering. H.W: Following is a labeled flowchart for a steady-state two-unit process determine the unknown process variables. 475(g/s) +x(gA/g) Y(gB/g) z(gC/g) 200(gC/s) 800(g/s) 0.2 (gA/g) 0.8 (gB/g) m(g/s) X2 (gA/g) y2 (gB/g) Zz (gC/g) Unit 2 m;(g/s) X1(gA/g) yı(gB/g) Unit 1 m3 (g/s) 0.012(gA/g) 0.558(gB/g) 0.430(gC/g) 100(gA/s)
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