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    L -29 Diffusion Effects in catalyst:

    effectiveness factor

    Prof. K.K.Pant

    Department of Chemical EngineeringIIT Delhi.

    [email protected]

    mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]
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    The total rate of consumption Of A inside a pellet

    Evaluated at the surface conditions

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    Internal Effectiveness Factor

    As s

    Actual overall rate of reaction =

    Rate of reaction that would result if entire

    interior surface were exposed to the externalpellet surface conditions C ,T

    ' "

    A A A

    ' "

    As As As

    -r -r -r = = =

    -r -r -r

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    For STRONG PORE DIFFUSION

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    Internal Effectiveness Factor

    1 121

    3

    = coth -1

    Internal effectivenessFactor, is: ranged 01

    for a first-orderreaction in a spherical

    catalyst pellet

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    Calculation of Catalytic Effectiveness FactorCatalytic Effectiveness Factor:

    where

    - Thiele Modulus

    1storder reaction rate:

    Spherical Pellet

    Cylindrical Pellet

    Slab Pellet

    )313(1

    Coth

    DekSaR p/3

    DekSaR

    p/2

    DekSaL p/

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    How can the rate of reaction be increased?

    Decrease the radius of the pellet.

    increase the temperature.

    Increase the concentration

    Increase the internal surface area

    For large value of Thiele modulus, the effectiveness factor (for n>1

    efffectiveness factor decrease with increase concentration at the

    external surface of the pellet

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    For nthorder reaction

    = ( 2/n+1 )

    1/2

    3/= R( k CASn-1/ De)

    1/2

    OR

    2= R2kSap CASn-1/De

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    Uses the measured values of the rate of reaction to

    determine if Internal diffusion controls the rate.

    Weisz-Prater Parameter CWP2= 3( Coth -1)

    2 = (observed rate/rate cal. at CAS) x (rate

    calculated at CAS) / diffusion Rate)

    = (-rA(obs)/ -rAs

    2= -rASSapR2/De CAs = -rAS pR

    2/De CAs

    WeiszPrater Criterion for internal diffusion

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    CWP= (-rA(obs)/ -rAs )(-rASpR2/De CAS)

    CWP = (-rA(obs) (pR2/De CAS)

    These are measured or known terms.

    if CWP > 1, Internal diffusion limits the rate.

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    Falsified Kinetics

    Measurement of the apparentreaction orderand activation energy results primarily wheninternal diffusion limitations are present.

    This becomes serious if the catalyst pelletshape and size between lab (apparent) andreal reactor (true) regime were Too different.

    Smaller catalyst pelletreduces the diffusion

    limitationhigher activation energy moretemperature sensitive

    RUNAWAY REACTION CONDITIONS!!!!

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    Falsified Kinetics

    With the same rate of production, reaction order

    and activation energy to be measured