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Diethyl Ether (DEE): Energy Balance
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CHAPTER 4
ENERGY BALANCE
In this chapter, energy balance of equipments involved in the process and heat duty required
for heat exchangers is calculated.
Enthalpy balance can be done as
Enthalpy In + Heat added = Enthalpy Out + Heat Removed
Enthalpy for any stream can be found out by
∆H = m*Cp*∆T
Where, ∆H = Enthalpy change
m = Stream molar/mass flow rate (kmol/hr)
Cp = Heat capacity (J/(kmol*K))
∆T = Tstream – Treference (K)
We cannot calculate enthalpy but instead calculate enthalpy change. Assuming reference
temperature as ambient temperature (Treference = 298.15 K). For any Stream,
∆H = m*Cp*(Tstream -298.15)
In the entire stream no pure component, so heat capacity of each stream can be found out by
knowing heat capacity of pure component
CPavg = ∑ xi * CPi
Where, CPavg= heat capacity of stream
CPi = Heat capacity of component i
xi = mole fraction of component i in stream
Enthalpy of stream-1
∆H1 = F1* CP1*∆T
Average heat capacity of stream-1
CP1 = ∑ xi * CPi
2C2H5OH (C2H5)2O H2O (4.1)
Ethanol DEE
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C2H5OH C2H4 H2O (4.2)
Ethanol Ethylene
Table 4.1: Heat of reaction [5]
Component ∆HfR KJ/mol ∆Hfp KJ/mol
C2H5OH -234.95 0.0
H2O 0.0 -241.81
(C2H5)2O 0.0 -252.1
∆HR1 Product – Reactant -24.01
Component ∆HfR KJ/mol ∆Hfp KJ/mol
C2H5OH -234.95 0.0
H2O 0.0 -241.81
C2H4 0.0 52.50
∆HR2 Product – Reactant 45.64
Table 4.2: Cp data:[5]
Component A B C D E
Ethanol 102640.000 -139.630 -0.039 0.002 0.000000
Water 276370.000 -2090.100 8.125 -0.014 0.000009
Diethyl Ether 44.400 1301.000 -5.500 0.009 0.000000
Table 4.2: Cp data of ethylene:
K 298 300 400 500 600 700
J/kmol
K 43514 43723 53974 63429 71546 78492