PHASE EQUILIBRIA

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PHASE EQUILIBRIA

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PHASE EQUILIBRIA. Ternary Systems. Types: (Liquid –Vapor) ternary systems (Liquid – Solid ) ternary systems. Section 12. Today’s Topic : The Three component system , L-V type Degree of freedom analysis How to determine compositions ? The phase diagram Isothermal section - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Ternary Systems

• Types: (Liquid –Vapor) ternary systems (Liquid – Solid ) ternary systems

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Section 12

Today’s Topic :• The Three component system , L-V type– Degree of freedom analysis– How to determine compositions ?– The phase diagram– Isothermal section– Dew and bubble point calculations

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Ternary Systems

• Applications of ternary systems:1. Steel Industry2. Refractories3. Ceramics4. Distillation5. Liquid - Liquid Extraction6. Leaching7. Tea !!!

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Ternary Systems

• Degree of Freedom Analysis:• F = C – P + 2 – r• = 3 – P + 2 -1 [ Isobaric diagrams]• F = 4 - P

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Ternary Systems

• Degree of Freedom Analysis:• Fmax = 3

• These 3 independent variables are : T , x1 , x2

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Three component system

• Method of representation :• Use the Composition triangle

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Three component system

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Three component system

1 – Any vertex represent a one component system.

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Three component system

2 – Any side represent a two component system

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Three component system

3 – Any point inside the triangle represent a ternary system

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4 – Any parallel line to a side of the triangle , represents a locus of constant percentage of the third component

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In this figure:• We have a line parallel to the side BC• Then , it contains a fixed percentage of A ( 30% ) • This line is a locus for all of the mixtures containing 30 % A

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In this figure:• We have a line parallel to the side AB• Then , it contains a fixed percentage of C ( 30% ) • This line is a locus for all of the mixtures containing 30 % C

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Three component system

5 – Any point inside the triangle can be located knowing two compositions only.

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Locate the mixture of the following composition : 30% A & 50 % B

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Locate the mixture of the following composition : 30% A & 50 % B

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Locate the mixture of the following composition : 30% A & 50 % B

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Liquid Vapor Equilibrium in Ternary systems

• The Binary Diagram :• Assumptions:– Total liquid solubility– Ideal system

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Liquid Vapor Equilibrium in Ternary systems

• The Binary Diagram :• Assumptions:– Total liquid solubility– Ideal system

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Liquid Vapor Equilibrium in Ternary systems

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Liquid Vapor Equilibrium in Ternary systems

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Liquid Vapor Equilibrium in Ternary systems

• Comparing binary and ternary diagram:• Vaporous curve vs Vaporous Surface• Liquidus line vs Vaporous Surface

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Liquid Vapor Equilibrium in Ternary systems

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Vaporous Surface

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Liquid Vapor Equilibrium in Ternary systems

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Liquid Vapor Equilibrium in Ternary systems

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Liquid Vapor Equilibrium in Ternary systems

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Liquid Vapor Equilibrium in Ternary systems

• Comparing binary and ternary diagram: 1.Phases got on cooling :• V• L+V• L

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Liquid Vapor Equilibrium in Ternary systems

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Liquid Vapor Equilibrium in Ternary systems

• Comparing binary and ternary diagram: 1.Phases got on cooling :• V• L+V• L

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Comparing binary and ternary diagrams:

2.Method to get composition and amounts:In binary system :

• Draw a tie line then use lever arm principleIn Ternary system:

• The first step is to draw the “ ISOTHERMAL SECTION”

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V

L

L + V

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V

L

L + V

L

V

L +V

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Liquid Vapor Equilibrium in Ternary systems

• How to draw a tie line :• Lever Arm Principle: