Elements of
Chemical Reaction Engineering
6th Edition



Home

Essentials of
Chemical Reaction Engineering
Second Edition

  Select  Chapter  >>     TOC     Preface     1     2     3     4     5     6     7     8     9     10     11     12     13     14     15     16     17     18     Appendices  
›

By Chapter Hide

  • Objectives
  • Living Example Problems
  • Extra Help
  • - Summary Notes
  • - LearnChemE Screencasts
  • - FAQs
  • - Interactive Computer Modules
  • Additional Material
  • Self Test
  • i>Clicker Questions
  • Professional Reference Shelf

By Concept Hide

  • Interactive Modules
  • -Web Modules
  • -Interactive Computer Games
  • Living Example Problems

U of M Hide

  • Asynchronous Learning
  • ChE 344
  • ChE 528

Chapter 16: Distributions of Residence Times for Chemical Reactors

Self test

Mean Residence Time
Using the E(t) curves
Drawing the F(theta) curves for the above ideal reactors
Matching Reactors with Tracer Step Inputs
Matching Reactor Models with E(t)

Additional Homework Problems

  1. WEB-P16-1B Derive the E(t) curve for a Bingham plastic flowing in a cylindrical tube. [2nd Ed. P13-16].
  2. WEB-P16-2B The order of a CSTR and PFR in series is investigated for a third-order reaction. [2nd Ed. P13-10]
  3. WEB-P16-3B Review the Muphree pilot plant data when a second-order reaction occurs in the reactor. [1st Ed. P13-15]
  4. WEB-P16-4A Gasoline shortages in the United States have produced long lines of motorists at service stations.