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- Politecnico di Milano
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- Energy Engineering
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- Chemical Processes for energy vectors
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Full exam for Chemical Processes for energy vectors in the Energy Engineering degree programme at Politecnico di Milano. The document covers: Fuels from fossil and renewable sources Basic concepts (score: max 6 points): 1) How crude oil is characterized? Thermodynamics and kinetics (score: max 10 points): 2) Write the system of equations that fully describe the evolution of temperature and composition in an adiabatic
Full exam for Chemical Processes for energy vectors in the Energy Engineering degree programme at Politecnico di Milano. The document covers: Fuels from fossil and renewable sources Basic concepts (score: max 6 points): 1) How crude oil is characterized? Thermodynamics and kinetics (score: max 10 points): 2) Write the system of equations that fully describe the evolution of temperature and composition in an adiabatic
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Fuels from fossil and renewable sources Basic concepts (score: max 6 points): 1) How crude oil is characterized? Thermodynamics and kinetics (score: max 10 points): 2) Write the system of equations that fully describe the evolution of temperature and composition in an adiabatic reactor for methanol synthesis. Based on the equations, which are information we need to have on the reacting mixture to address the modelling of the reactor? Comprehensive knowledge (score: max 10 points) 3) Describe the hydrocracking process: stoichiometries of representative reactions, thermodynamics, kinetics, reactors, process solutions. In depth knowledge (score max 4 points): 4) Describe the production of biogas by anaerobic digestion.
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