A mixture of hydrocarbons with equal amounts of propane, i-butane, and n-butane exists at a pressure of 100 psia and is all in the vapor phase. a. What is the minimum temperature at which it could be a vapor? b. What mole % of the vapor is condensed if the mixture is cooled to 90°F? What would be the liquid phase and vapor phase compositions at this temperature? c. What temperature is required to condense 100% of the vapor? d. If 100,000 ft³ at standard conditions of the original gas is introduced into a separator at 100 psia and 90°F, how many metric tons of liquid have to be handled by the pump removing liquid from this separator? e. What temperature is required to condense (at 100 psia) 40 mol % of the total vapor? Antoine equation: Component A B C C3H8 4.53678 1149.36 24.906 B log 10 p*[bar] A- i-C4H10 4.3281 1132.108 0.918 T[K]+C n-C4H10 4.35576 1175.581 -2.071
A mixture of hydrocarbons with equal amounts of propane, i-butane, and n-butane exists at a pressure of 100 psia and is all in the vapor phase. a. What is the minimum temperature at which it could be a vapor? b. What mole % of the vapor is condensed if the mixture is cooled to 90°F? What would be the liquid phase and vapor phase compositions at this temperature? c. What temperature is required to condense 100% of the vapor? d. If 100,000 ft³ at standard conditions of the original gas is introduced into a separator at 100 psia and 90°F, how many metric tons of liquid have to be handled by the pump removing liquid from this separator? e. What temperature is required to condense (at 100 psia) 40 mol % of the total vapor? Antoine equation: Component A B C C3H8 4.53678 1149.36 24.906 B log 10 p*[bar] A- i-C4H10 4.3281 1132.108 0.918 T[K]+C n-C4H10 4.35576 1175.581 -2.071
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