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Balance on heater

References state: Al (C8H17)3 (l) at 25 oC and 1 atm


Stream no Stream 12 Stream 13
Temperature, °C 181.2 500

Pressure, bar 400 390


Component ninlet ∆Ĥinlet noutlet ∆Ĥoutlet
(kmol/hr (kJ/kmol) (kmol/hr (kJ/kmol)
Trioctylaluminium Al 32.09 450096.2 32.09 844535
(C8H17)3 (l)
∆𝐻 (kJ/kmol) ∑ 𝑛𝑖𝑛 𝐻𝑖𝑛 = 1.4443 × 107 ∑ 𝑛𝑜𝑢𝑡 𝐻𝑜𝑢𝑡 = 2.7101 × 107
𝑖𝑛 𝑖𝑛

Inlet stream, Al (C8H17)3 (Ĥ1)


Path: Al (C8H17)3 (l, 25 oC, 1 atm) Al (C8H17)3 (l, 181.2 oC, 394.8 atm)

H1a H1b
Al (C8H17)3 (l, 181.2 oC, 1 atm)

If the heat capacity, Cp is not given, use Kopp’s Rule.

Cp liq for trioctylaluminium: Al (C8H17)3

Cp = 33+ 12(8)(3) + 18(17)(3) = 1239 J/mol.k = 1.239 kJ/mol.K


Calculation:
181.2
H1a=∫25 1.239 𝑑𝑡

= 193.53 KJ/mol
= 193,530 kJ/kmol
H1b= v X p
= 1 L (394.8-1)bar 365.982 kg 0.008314 kg mol.K
0.71 kg 1000 mol mol.K 0.08206 L. atm

= 20. 5662 kJ/mol


= 20,566.2 kJ/kmol
Total Ĥ1;
Ĥ1 = H1a + H1b + Hf
= 193,530 kJ/kmol + 20,566.2 kJ/kmol + 236000 kJ/kmol
= 450096.2 kJ/kmol
Outlet stream, Al (C8H17)3 (Ĥ2)
Path: Al (C8H17)3 (l, 25 oC, 1 atm) Al (C8H17)3 (l, 500 oC, 390 atm)

H2a H2b
Al (C8H17)3 (l, 500 oC, 1 atm)

If the heat capacity, Cp is not given, use Kopp’s Rule.

Cp liq for trioctylaluminium: Al (C8H17)3

Cp = 33+ 12(8)(3) + 18(17)(3) = 1263 J/mol.k = 1.239 kJ/mol.K

Calculation:
500
H2a=∫25 1.239 𝑑𝑡

= 588.525 KJ/mol
= 588525 kJ/kmol
H1b= v X p
= 1 L (384.9 -1)bar 365.982 kg 0.008314 kg mol.K
0.71 kg 1000 mol mol.K 0.08206 L. atm

= 20. 01 kJ/mol
= 20010 kJ/kmol
Total Ĥ2;
Ĥ2 = H2a + H2b
= 588525 kJ/kmol + 20010 kJ/kmol +236000 kJ/kmol
= 844535 kJ/kmol

H Total   H Outlet   H inlet

= 2.7101 × 107 kJ/hr – 1.4443 × 107 kJ/hr

= 1.2671 × 107 kJ/hr

From HYSYS, the energy obtained is 11817378.83 kJ/hr, however from the calculation the
energy obtained is 1.2671 × 107 kJ/hr where the error is 6.66 %. The error calculated is quite
big may be because there is hypothetical component used in the HYSYS.

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