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Which of the following represents the figure corresponding to the stream?

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Which of the following represents the figure corresponding to the stream?

(a) Recycle system

(b) By-pass system

(c) Purge system

(d) Recover stream

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My question is from Material Balances with Recycle, By topic in chapter Material Balance of Bioprocess Engineering

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answered Sep 14, 2021 by dhruv (773k points)
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The correct answer is (b) By-pass system

To elaborate: A by-pass is one where a portion of the inlet to a process unit is split from the feed and instead of entering the process is combined with the outlet from that process. This practice is far less common than recycle, but may be used if your ultimate goal is a material with properties” in-between” the untreated reactant and the process outlet product.

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