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Dr.Ir.H.Muhammad Yerizam, M.T
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Soal No.1
Ans.: 6.
SOAL No.12, Nomor Absen 14 dan 15
13. 7 In the manufacture of potassium nitrate,KNO3,
potassium chloride, KCl is add to a hot, concentrated aqueous
solution of sodium nitrate, NaNO3.
KCl + NaNO3 ↔ KNO3 + NaCl
Because of its relatively low solubility, part of the sodium
chloride, NaCl, precipatates and is filtered off. A little water is
added to the filtrate to prevent further precipitation of NaCl,
the mixture is cooled to 20oC, and pure KNO3 crystallizes. The
resulting slurry contains, per 100 kg precipitated KNO3, 239 kg
of solution analyzing 21.3% KNO3, 21.6% NaCl, and 57.1%
water. The slurry is fed to the first of a cascade of four
continuous classifiers, where each 100 kg crystals is
countercurrently washed with 75 kg of saturated solution of
KNO3, containing 24.0% KNO3, in order to free them of NaCl.
The wet crystals leaving each classifier retain 25% liquid, and
Lanjutan SOAL No.12, Nomor Absen 14 dan 15
The washed crystals discharged from the fourth clssifier,
conttaining 25% liquid are sent to a continuous drier. All liquid
except that discharged with the washed crystals leaves in the
overflow from the firstclassifier. Equilibrium between solid and
liquid is attained in each classifier, and the clear overflow have
the same composition as the liquid retained by the crystals.
The solubility of KNO3 in NaCl solution (KNO3 is the
equilibrium solid phase) at the prevailing temperature is given
by the following table:
% NaCl 0 6.9 12.6 17.8 21.6
% KNO3 24.0 23.2 22.6 22.0 21.3
a. Plot the equilibrium data [N=kg KNO3/kg (NaCl+H2O) for both clear
overflow and wet crystals: x and y = kg NaCl/kg (NaCl+H2O)
b. Calculate the presentage NaCl content which can be
expexted on the dried KNO3 product. Ans: 0.306%
SOAL No.13 , Nomor Absen 16 dan 17
13.6 Barium, occurring naturally as the sulfate, BaSO4, is put in water-
solution from by heating with coal, thus reducing the sulfate to the sulfide,
BaS. The resulting reaction mixture, Barium “black ash” containing 65%
soluble BaS, is to be leached with water. Black ash is fed to tube mill at
100 t/day, together with the overflow from the second of a cascade of
thickeeners, and the effluent from the mill is fed to the first thickener. All
the barrium is dissolved in the mill. The strong solution overflowing from
the first thickener is to contain 20% BaS by weight. The thickeners will
each deliver is sludge containing 1.5 kg liquid / kg insoluble solid. He
solution in the overflow and that in the sludge leaving any thickener may
be assumed to have the same BaS concentration. It is desired to keep the
BaS lost with the final sludge to at most 1 kg/day.
a. How many thickenere are required ? (Adapt Eq.(5.55) to all except the
first thickener.] Ans:6
b. It is decided to pass the final leached sludge to a continuous filter, as
in Fiq. 13.13b, where the liquid content of the filtered solids will be
reduce to 15% by weight. The filtrate will be returned to last thickener,
but the filter cake will not be washed. How many thickeners will then
be required ? Ans:5
SOAL No.14 , Nomor Absen 18 dan 19
13.5 Aluminium sulfate, Al2(SO4)3, is to be produced by action of sulfuric
acid, H2SO4, on bauxite in a series of agitators, with a cascade of
continuous thickeners to wash the insoluble mud free of aluminium sulfate.
Al2O3 + 3 H2SO4 Al2(SO4)3 + 3 H2O
The flowshet is similar to that of fiq.13.13a. The reaction agitators are fed
with (1) 25 t bauxite/day, containing 50% Al2O3 and the rest insoluble: (2)
the theoritical quantity of aqueous acid containing 60% H2SO4: and (3) the
overflow from the second thickener. Assume the reaction is complete. The
strong produck solution is to contain 22% Al2(SO4)3 and no more than 25%
of the Al2(SO4)3 produced is to be lost in the washed mud. The last
thickener is to be fed with pure wash water. The underflow from each
thickener will contain 4 kg liquid/kg insoluble solid, and the concentration
of solubles in the liquid of the underflow for each thickener may be assume
to be the same as that in the overflow. Calculate the number of thickeners
required and the amount of wash water required per day. Ans.: 3 Thickeners
Note : in solving this problem, be certain to account for the water in the acid
as well as that produced by the reaction. Adapt Fiq. 5.16 to all but first thickener in
the cascade.
SOAL No.15 , Nomor Absen 20 dan 21
13.4 A mineral containing 20% elemental sulfur is to be
leached with hot gas oil, in which the sulfur is soluble to the
extent of 10% by weight. The solvent will be repeatedly
pumped over the batch of ground mineral, using 1.5 kg fresh
solvent/kg mineral. After no further solution of sulfur is
obtained, the liquid will be drained and replaced with a fresh
batch of 1.5 kg oil/kg original mineral, and the operation
repeated. On drainage, the solid material retain the solution to
the extent of one-tenth the weight of undissolved solid (sulfur
and gangue). No preferential adsorption takes place.
a. Calculate the equilibrium data and plot them in the usual
manner.
b. Determine the amount of sulfur unextracted and the sulfur
concentration of the composited leach liquors.
c. Repeat part (b) if a two-stage Shanks system is used, with
3 kg fresh solvent / kg unleached solid. Assume steady
state has been reached.