Residence Time and Distribution Quiz
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What is the residence time of a fluid parcel?

  • The time it takes for a parcel to exit a control volume
  • The average time spent outside a control volume
  • The time it takes for a parcel to enter a control volume
  • The total time that the parcel has spent inside a control volume (correct)
  • What is residence time distribution (RTD) quantified in terms of?

  • Frequency distribution of the residence time in the set (correct)
  • Total volume of the fluid parcel
  • Total distance traveled by the fluid parcel
  • Average speed of the fluid parcel
  • Who formulated the modern concept of residence time?

  • Peter Danckwerts (correct)
  • Louis Pasteur
  • Marie Curie
  • Irving Langmuir
  • What is known as the age of a particle of fluid in a control volume?

    <p>The time that a particle has been in the control volume</p> Signup and view all the answers

    In what models did the concept of residence time originate?

    <p>Models of chemical reactors</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Residence Time

    • The residence time of a fluid parcel is the amount of time it spends within a system or control volume.
    • Residence time distribution (RTD) is quantified in terms of the distribution of residence times of fluid parcels within the system.

    Concept Origin

    • The modern concept of residence time was formulated by Danckwerts.
    • The concept of residence time originated in the models of ideal continuous stirred-tank reactors and plug flow reactors.

    Age of a Particle

    • The age of a particle of fluid in a control volume is also known as the residence time.

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