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What is the theoretical mass oxygen transfer per hour assuming 0.5 standard cubic feet per minute...

What is the theoretical mass oxygen transfer per hour assuming 0.5 standard cubic feet per minute (SCFM) oxygen, 96% oxygen transfer efficiency (OTE), and a 50 gallon per minute (GPM) water pump?

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Conversion:  

Assumption: Theoretical mass oxygen transfer per minute = Th

Standard mass oxygen transfer per minute = Ts

Given:

Standard cubic feet per minute mass of oxygen (SCFM) = 0.5

flow rate of pump = 50 gallon per minute

= 50*0.133681 = 6.684 cubic feet per minute

Standard mass oxygen transfer per minute (Ts) = 0.5/6.84

= 0.0748

We know that:-

Oxygen Transfer Efficiency

  

  

   per minute

Theoretical oxygen mass transfer per hour = 0.0718*60

= 4.308 per hour Answer

COMMENT :

Theoretical oxygen mass transfer is asked per hour if it is asked per minute then we should keep the solution as before itself.

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