(1) 10 kg/h (20% salt) initial 500 kg salt solution (t = 0, 10% salt) control volume (2) 5 kg/h Figure 4.1-5. Control volume for flow in a stirred tank for Example 4.1-2.


(1)<br>10 kg/h<br>(20% salt)<br>initial 500 kg salt<br>solution (t = 0, 10% salt)<br>control<br>volume<br>(2)<br>5 kg/h<br>Figure 4.1-5. Control volume for flow in a stirred tank for Example 4.1-2.<br>

Extracted text: (1) 10 kg/h (20% salt) initial 500 kg salt solution (t = 0, 10% salt) control volume (2) 5 kg/h Figure 4.1-5. Control volume for flow in a stirred tank for Example 4.1-2.
Initially, a tank holds 500 kg of salt solution containing 10% salt. At<br>point (1) in the control volume in Fig. 4.1-5, a stream enters at a<br>constant flow rate of 10 kg/h containing 20% salt. A stream leaves at<br>point (2) at a constant rate of 5 kg/h. The tank is well stirred. Derive<br>an equation relating the weight fraction wĄ of the salt in the tank at<br>any time t in hours.<br>

Extracted text: Initially, a tank holds 500 kg of salt solution containing 10% salt. At point (1) in the control volume in Fig. 4.1-5, a stream enters at a constant flow rate of 10 kg/h containing 20% salt. A stream leaves at point (2) at a constant rate of 5 kg/h. The tank is well stirred. Derive an equation relating the weight fraction wĄ of the salt in the tank at any time t in hours.

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