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Results are in. I passed :party-smiley-048: . I'd like to thank those of you that helped me!! Party time, I'm out :Banane35: ....

I know I'm late, but just wanted to give my two cents. I agree that the morning portion was a little easier than the afternoon, although I finished the afternoon faster. I'd recommend anyone who is going to take the exam to buy the NCEES study manual. There were about 3 or 4 problems that...

I have the same plan. I'm doing more review today and tomorrow, then nothing on Thurs. I can't wait until Sat.

It has taken me a few min more on some of the problems than others. I did read somewhere tho, that it would be helpful if you did a quick look thru of the test before starting and rate the problems based on difficulty. By doing this I plan on finishing the easier problems in under 6 min...

Ahhhhh, I see now. Combing what both of you said drove it home for me. Thanks a bunch!!!

I completely understand what you mean about excess information. I'm still lost as to why to ignore the 85%. The problems says the recycle stream contains stoichiometric amounts of H2S and of CH3OH, which means after it mixes with the feed stream the fractions of each component are the same and...

Can you give me an idea as to why to ignore the 85%?

Thanks for the reply back Snick :) . NCEES wrote it.

Greetings, I'm trying to confirm my train of thought is correct for a problem that I've come across. The problem is: MethylMercaptan (CH3SH) is produced from stoichiometric amounts of H2S and methanol (CH3OH) by reaction: CH3OH + H2S -> CH3SH + H2O Molecular Weights: CH3OH 32.0 H2S...

Interesting indeed. Thanks again for the help!

Thanks to everyone!!!! You guys are awesome. Snickerd3, your figure post put me in the area of Perry's I need to be in. The chart is Fig 10-13 in the 8th edition. I tried the Index. There is not a direct reference for Pitot tube. Was yours a subtopic of something else?

Greetings, I'm studying for the exam in April and I've come across a problem in the Chemical Engineering PE Sample Exam 2nd Edition by Das, Additional Problems, #3.33. The problem is as follows: Air is flowing in a 20" ID duct at 220 deg F and 750 mm pressure. A pitot tube positioned at the...