An evaporator is concentrating solutions coming from two different sources. The solutionfrom the first source containing 20% NaCl and 15% NaOH flows at the rate of 40 kg perminute. The other solution...

An evaporator is concentrating solutions coming from two different sources. The solutionfrom the first source containing 20% NaCl and 15% NaOH flows at the rate of 40 kg perminute. The other solution containing 8% NaCl and 12% NaOH flows at the rate of 70 kg per min. The two streams are fed directly to the evaporator. In this process, 60% of the water evaporated. In order to obtain the desired concentration, 80% of NaOH and 65% of NaCl were recycled. However, 20% of H2O was mixed on the recycle stream; to avoid this, purging of H2O must be done. If 30% of the remaining water goes to the purge and the rest to the product, calculate the composition of NaOH and NaCl in the recycle stream and the product in the evaporator.