This quiz contains problems on material balances.
The material balance equation can be applied to
The total mass
A component’s mass
A component’s moles
All of the above
The material balance equation cannot be applied to
The total number of moles
An atomic species’s mass
An atomic species’s moles
All of the above
We do not use volume balance in a chemical process because
Mass is not conserved in a process
Volume is not conserved in a process
All of the above
Neither of the above
In a given tank, there are two feeds and one output. Consider a two-hour operation; the feed rates are 4000 kg/hr and 6000 kg/hr. The accumulated material inside the tank is 2000 kg. What is the output rate kg/hr of the material?
9000
8000
7000
6000
Based on the number of degrees of freedom, find the incorrect statement, considering
NU = Number of unknowns
NE = Number of unknown equations
NU = NE; for that a solution
NU > NE > 0; for that more independent equation required
NU< NE < 0; for that no solution exists unless some constraints are eliminated
None of the above
Any arbitrary portion of the process or the whole process considered for analysis is called
Surroundings
Boundary
System
None of the above
In a process, two feed streams are there and one output stream. The feed streams have feed rates of 500 kg/s and 600 kg/s. If the output stream rate is 800 kg/s, what is the mass stored in the chamber in five seconds?
300 kg
500 kg
1000 kg
1500 kg
__ is the line that encloses the process portion you want to analyse.
System
Surrounding
System boundary
None of the above
A system that does not have any material crossing the system boundary is called
Closed system
Open system
Steady-state system
None of the above
In an open system, any outside material can cross the boundary. True or false?
True
False
Open systems are also called __ systems.
Flow
Free
Steady
None of the above
A system in which all conditions remain constant with time is called
Open system
Closed system
Steady-state system
None of the above
A depletion of material in a system is called
Accumulation
Negative accumulation
Positive accumulation
None of the above
Quasi-steady state is the same as
Pseudo-steady state
Open system
Closed system
None of the above