Separation Processes Questions and Answers – Binary Batch Distillation

This set of Separation Processes Multiple Choice Questions & Answers (MCQs) focuses on “Binary Batch Distillation”.

1. What is fixed for a column of given diameter?
a) Feed rate
b) Boiling point
c) Molar vapor boilup rate
d) Molar flow rate
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Answer: c
Explanation: The molar vapor boilup rate is fixed for a column of a given diameter.

2. For a batch rectifier, R=1, Boilup rate = 100mol/hr
Moles of liquid residue at start W0=100
Moles of liquid residue at end W= 50
Calculate time required for batch rectification.
a) 1 hr
b) 2 hr
c) 3 hr
d) 4 hr
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Answer: a
Explanation: Since the time required for batch distillation is given by t= (R+1)/V*(Wo-Wt), t= 1hr.

3. For a batch rectifier, R=2, Boilup rate = 50mol/hr
Moles of liquid residue at start W0=100
Moles of liquid residue at end W= 50
Calculate time required for batch rectification.
a) 1 hr
b) 2 hr
c) 3 hr
d) 4 hr
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Answer: c
Explanation: Since the time required for batch distillation is given by t= (R+1)/V*(Wo-Wt), t= 3hr.
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4. For a batch rectifier, R=1, Boilup rate = 50mol/hr
Moles of liquid residue at start W0=70
Moles of liquid residue at end W= 50
Calculate time required for batch rectification.
a) 0.6 hr
b) 0.8hr
c) 1 hr
d) 0.9 hr
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Answer: b
Explanation: Since the time required for batch distillation is given by t= (R+1)/V*(Wo-Wt), t= 0.8hr.

5. For a batch rectifier, R=1, Boilup rate = 100mol/hr
Moles of liquid residue at start W0=100
Moles of liquid residue at end W= 80
Calculate time required for batch rectification.
a) 0.2 hr
b) 0.4hr
c) 0.6 hr
d) 0.8 hr
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Answer: a
Explanation: Since the time required for batch distillation is given by t= (R+1)/V*(Wo-Wt), t= 0.2hr.

6. For a batch rectifier, R=1, Boilup rate = 100mol/hr
Moles of liquid residue at start W0=200
Moles of liquid residue at end W= 100
Calculate time required for batch rectification.
a) 1 hr
b) 2 hr
c) 3 hr
d) 4 hr
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Answer: b
Explanation: Since the time required for batch distillation is given by t= (R+1)/V*(Wo-Wt), t= 2hr.

7. For a batch rectifier, R=4, Boilup rate = 100mol/hr
Moles of liquid residue at start W0=100
Moles of liquid residue at end W= 50
Calculate time required for batch rectification.
a) 1 hr
b) 2 hr
c) 2.5 hr
d) 3 hr
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Answer: c
Explanation: Since the time required for batch distillation is given by t= (R+1)/V*(Wo-Wt), t= 2.5hr.
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8. For a batch rectifier, R=1, Boilup rate = 200mol/hr
Moles of liquid residue at start W0=100
Moles of liquid residue at end W= 50
Calculate time required for batch rectification.
a) 0.2 hr
b) 0.21 hr
c) 3 hr
d) 0.25 hr
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Answer: d
Explanation: Since the time required for batch distillation is given by t= (R+1)/V*(Wo-Wt), t= 0.25hr.

9. For a batch rectifier, R=1, Boilup rate = 20mol/hr
Moles of liquid residue at start W0=100
Moles of liquid residue at end W= 50
Calculate time required for batch rectification.
a) 3 hr
b) 4 hr
c) 5 hr
d) 6 hr
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Answer: c
Explanation: Since the time required for batch distillation is given by t= (R+1)/V*(Wo-Wt), t= 5hr.
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10. For a batch rectifier, R=1, Boilup rate = 70mol/hr
Moles of liquid residue at start W0=100
Moles of liquid residue at end W= 50
Calculate time required for batch rectification.
a) 1.3 hr
b) 1.42 hr
c) 3 hr
d) 2.5 hr
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Answer: b
Explanation: Since the time required for batch distillation is given by t= (R+1)/V*(Wo-Wt), t= 1.42hr.

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