hi
i want to simulate a reactor carring the hydrogenolysis of methyl formate to methanol, the reaction is
CH3OOCH + 2H2 --------> 2CH3OH
Methyl formate + Hydrogen ------> Methanol
the operation condition as follows
temp 100-140 C
Hydrogen pressure 30-60 bar
Co Pressure 0-20 bar
Catalyst loading 8-20 G/L
Methyl formate Concentration 05-15 Mol/L
Co is a product comes from the stream before the Hydrogenolysis unit
Co is inhibiting the catalyst activity ....
the problem is that i have a kinetc equation describe the reaction rate ...
but it has a pressure terms and concentration terms
and as you know hysys dealing with all term in concentrations or partial pressure
as you can see in the pic
and this is the rate equation
now this equation has a term for partial pressure and also concentration
now i want to convert the pressure terms to concentration
HINT
this can be done by
nonlinear least square minimizing method
but i don't know how to proceed ....
i need help on this
regarding the reactor size and pressure drop this step is not important
in want to run the reactor first
thanx alot
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Hydrogenolysis Of Methyl Formate To Methanol
Started by We R One, Sep 08 2007 04:35 PM
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