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508                       Steady-State Nonisothermal Reactor Design   Chap. 8

                               2.  The standard heat of reaction per mole of A at reference temperature
                                   TR is given in terms of the heats of formation of each species:
                                                C         d         b
                                     AH&(TR)  = -Hz(TR) f -Hg(TR) - ;Hg  (TR) - Hi (TR)  (S8-2)
                                                a         a
                               3.  The mean heat capacity difference, Atp, per mole of A is


                                                                                       (S8-3)

                                   where kpi  is the mean heat capacity-of species i between temperatures
                                   TR  and T, not to be confused with Cpj, which is the mean heat capac-
                                   ity of species i between temperatures To and T.
                               4. When there are no phase changes, the heat of reaction at temperature
                                   Tis related to the standard reference heat of reaction by

                                               AHR,(T) = Hi,(TR) + Aep(T-TR)           (S8-4)

                               5.  Neglecting changes in potential energy, kinetic energy, and viscous
                                  dissipation, the steady-state energy balance is


                                    2 - -!%  - X[AHi,(T,) + Atp(T- T,)]  = f: Oiepi(T- Tio)
                                    FAO   FAO                             i= 1
                                                                                       (S8-5)
                                  where IZ is the number of species entering the reactor.
                                  If all species enter at the same temperature, Tjo = To, and no work is
                                  done on the system, the energy balance reduces to





                                  For adiabatic operation of a PFR, PBR, CSTR, or batch reactor

                                              X[-AH;;,(T,)]+CO~~~~T~+X A~~T,
                                          T=
                                                        [E Oi e,, + X  Akp]
                              6.  The energy balance on a PFR/PBR


                                                                                      (S8-7)




                                  In terms of conversion

                                                                                      (S8-8)
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