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This document discusses two examples involving heat and mass transfer:
1) Condensation of water vapor from humid air onto a cold water pipeline. The condensed water forms a liquid film that drops to the ground.
2) Using an Arnold cell experiment to determine the gas diffusivity of benzene in air. By measuring the time taken for benzene liquid to completely evaporate in the cell, the diffusion coefficient is estimated and compared to a reported theoretical value. Possible reasons for any differences are discussed.
This document discusses two examples involving heat and mass transfer:
1) Condensation of water vapor from humid air onto a cold water pipeline. The condensed water forms a liquid film that drops to the ground.
2) Using an Arnold cell experiment to determine the gas diffusivity of benzene in air. By measuring the time taken for benzene liquid to completely evaporate in the cell, the diffusion coefficient is estimated and compared to a reported theoretical value. Possible reasons for any differences are discussed.
This document discusses two examples involving heat and mass transfer:
1) Condensation of water vapor from humid air onto a cold water pipeline. The condensed water forms a liquid film that drops to the ground.
2) Using an Arnold cell experiment to determine the gas diffusivity of benzene in air. By measuring the time taken for benzene liquid to completely evaporate in the cell, the diffusion coefficient is estimated and compared to a reported theoretical value. Possible reasons for any differences are discussed.
1. The moisture in hot, humid, stagnant air surrounding a cold-water pipeline
continually diffuses to the cold surface where it condenses. The condensed water forms a liquid film around the pipe, and then continuously drops off the pipe to the ground below.
a. Draw a picture of the physical system and state reasonable assumptions of
the mass transfer aspects of the water condensation process. b. What is the simplified form of the general differential equation for water vapor, NA? c. What is the simplified differential form of Fick’s equation for water vapor, NA?
2. An Arnold cell is to be operated as a pseudo-steady-state cell to determine the gas
diffusivity of benzene in air at 308 K and 1 atm. The 20 cm-long-tube, with an inner diameter of 1cm, is initially loaded with liquid benzene to a depth of 1 cm from the bottom of the tube. The tube and the liquid are maintained at constant temperature of 308 K. At this temperature, benzene exerts a vapor pressure of 0.195 atm. Air is continually blown over the top of the tube, removing any of the vaporized benzene vapor; the gas space within the tube is essentially stagnant. At 308 K, liquid benzene’s density is 0.85 g/cm3. a. It was determined that 72 h were required to completely evaporate the benzene initially loaded into the tube. Estimate the binary gas-phase diffusion coefficient for benzene in air using these data. b. Compare your evaluated diffusivity with the theoretical value reported, DAB=1.0110-5 m2/s. What is a possible reason for any difference in these values?
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