ChE 4253 Design I Mid-Term Exam, page 1 of 6 Open Book – Open Notes Exam Problem 1___________/30 Problem 2___________/40 Problem 3___________/30 Total _______________/100 Name:_______________________ ChE 4253 Design I Mid-Term Exam, page 2 of 6 Name:_______________________ 1.) 2 short answer problems – 15 points each plus Bonus question a.) Assuming an annual compound interest rate of 5.8%, which costs more, a 8 year long $1,250 annual maintenance contract with an additional payment of $100 each year after year one or a new $15,000 pump after 4 years of service? (Ignore salvage values.) i := 0.058 n := 8 A1 := 1250 G := 100 n A := A1 + G ( 1 + i) - i n - 1 3 = 1.571 10 This is the average annuity for one with a gradient n i ( 1 + i) - i F := A ( 1 + i) n - 1 4 = 1.543 10 F P1 := 3 ( 1 + i) C1 := 15000 P2 := This is the future value of the average annuity i n = 9.83 10 n := 4 C1 4 ( 1 + i) Present Value of Service Contract of this future value n = 1.197 10 Present value of pump to be purchased at yr 4 The pump costs more!! b.) For a $30,230,000 (=CTDC) plant, there are sales of $1,620,000 and a cost of manufacturing of $750,000 (excludes depreciation which is 15 class life MARCS). Determine the payback period (PBP) given a tax rate of 40.2%. CTDC := 30230000 S := 1620000 t := 0.402 1 yr C := 750000 1 yr 1 D := CTDC 0.05 See MARCS 15 yr Table - use year 1 % yr PBP := CTDC ( 1 - t ) ( S - C) + D = 14.879 yr c.) Bonus Question: (extra 5 points) For the plant in b) above, what is the annual cost of maintenance, wages and benefits? Assume this is a solids handling process. Maintenance, Wages & Benefits See Cost Table using solids handling process for % of C.TDC 6 MWB := 0.05 CTDC = 1.512 10 This problem is somewhat decieving so equal credit is given if S&B were added @ 25% of MW&B 6 MWB2 := 0.05 CTDC + 0.25 MWB = 1.889 10 ChE 4253 Design I Mid-Term Exam, page 3 of 6 Name:_______________________ 2) (40 points) Methyl methacrylate (MMA) CH2=C(CH3)COOCH3 is produced by two overall reactions: a) the reaction of methyl propionate with formaldehyde producing MMA and methanol CH3(C3H5COO) + CH2O CH2=C(CH3)COOCH3 +CH3OH b) And the oxidation of tert-butanol (C4H10O) followed by reaction with methanol (CH3OH) producing MMA, water and hydrogen gas C4H10O + O2 + CH3OH CH2=C(CH3)COOCH3 + 2H2O + 2 H2 Determine which reaction is the best economically using gross profit analysis. Data MW gm/mole MMA tert-butanol $/kg $ 2.689 $2.50 $0.22 $0.427 $3.00 $0.01 $2.20 100.12 74.12 31.9988 32.04 O2 methanol H2 H2O 2.00 18.01 88.11 30.03 methyl propionate formaldehyde $0.266 Solution Problem 2 CH3(C3H5COO) + CH2O <----> CH2=C(CH3)COOCH3 +CH3OH Profit1 := 1 mole 100.12 gm mole 2.689 1 kg + 1 mole 32.04 gm mole 0.427 1 kg - 1 mole 88.11 gm mole 2.20 1 kg + 1 mole 30.03 gm mole 0.266 Profit1 mole 100.12 gm mole = 0.81 1 $/kg kg C4H10O + O2 + CH3OH --> CH2=C(CH3)COOCH3 + 2H2O + 2 H2 gm 1 gm 1 gm 1 2.689 + 2 mole 18.01 0.01 + 2 mole 2 3.0 ... mole kg mole kg mole kg gm 1 gm 1 gm 1 + - 1 mole 74.12 2.50 + 1 mole 31.998 0.22 + 1 mole 32.04 0.427 mole kg mole kg mole kg Profit2 := 1 mole 100.12 Profit2 mole 100.12 gm mole = 0.755 1 kg $/kg = 0.076 $ per mole 1 = 0.081 kg $ per mole ChE 4253 Design I Mid-Term Exam, page 4 of 6 Name:_______________________ 3) (30 Points) Using property estimation methods determine the heat of mixing between phenol and benzene. Properties Phenol Molecular formula C6H6O Molar mass 94.11 g mol−1 Appearance transparent crystalline solid Density 1.07 g/cm3 Melting point 40.5°C, 314 K, 105°F Boiling point 181.7°C, 455 K, 359°F Properties Benzene Molecular formula C6H6 Molar mass 78.11 g mol−1 Appearance Colorless liquid Density 0.8765(20) g/cm3 Melting point 5.5 °C, 278.7 K Boiling point 80.1 °C, 353.3 K Problem 3 Drago E and C Data for Phenol EA := 4.58 kcal CA := 0.30 kcal Data for Benzene mole 0.5 EB := 0.40 mole 0.5 CB := 0.8 mole ( kcal kcal mole ) kcal Δ HAB := - EA EB + CA CB = -2.072 mole Heat of Mixing 0.5 0.5 ChE 4253 Design I Mid-Term Exam, page 5 of 6 EXTRA PAGE Name:_______________________ ChE 4253 Design I Mid-Term Exam, page 6 of 6 EXTRA PAGE Name:_______________________