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Heat Exchanger Rating: Routine feature of Process Industries
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n daily chemical engineering practice, Heat exchanger rating is a general feature. Actual temperature data comparison with specified temperature data speaks about major evaluation. In fact, four temperature data can be converted into values of approach, range & finally well calculated log mean temperature difference(LMTD) or Mean temperature difference(MTD) after deriving correction factor,F T ( i.e. MTD = F T*LMTD) from its graphs available in TEMA, DQ Kern & other standard reference books of process heat transfer. Correction factor (F T) should be preferably at unity. F T below unity imposes severe penalty of additional surface & more erratic temperature behavior as approach gets crossed most probably for F T at or below 0.75. Case of suction preheater for one of our main ammonia compressor (centrifugal & motor driven) is a good example to study of primary rating of heat exchangers. As specified in case-I (please, refer Table : I : Case-I) , Suction preheater is provided with ~38% excess surface & LMTD of 79.36 oC to get suction outlet at 50 oC. Extra surface of ~38% is substantial but indicative of Ammonia contamination. Thus, there is a chance of choking & fouling. Finally, it may not give reliable maintenance period for which additional surface is arranged. For Case- I (Base case)
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Range of Utility = 139.5 – 111 = 28.5 oC at given flow of 3345 kgph. % Excess area = 37.5% (Over design).
Later on, it is realized that suction temperature is suitable at 56 oC to decompose any carbamate formation. Case – II depicts its parameters as below:
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CASE II HCV SUCTION PREHEATER (1)
FROM UPSTREAM TOWER 9976 KGPH NH3 VAPOR
40 °C
55 °C 120°C MAIN COMPRESSOR (2)
139.5 °C
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3345 KGPH
Approach = 77 55 = 22 oC LMTD = 48.81 oC (check decrease with respect to base case) o
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CASE III HCV SUCTION PREHEATER (1)
FROM UPSTREAM TOWER 9976 KGPH NH3 VAPOR
55 °C
40 °C 120°C MAIN COMPRESSOR (2)
6500 KGPH
139.5 °C
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Approach = 98 -55 = 43 oC LMTD = 60.92 oC (Check increase with respect respect to Case-II) o Power FKW @ 56 C Suction = 356 kW Range of Utility = 120 98 = 22 oC % Excess area = 2% (Over design)
Case-III represents just right size heat exchanger but it gives no latitude for reasonable maintenance period. This concludes that however pressure drops & Velocities permit to alter flow and thermal profile, there is no safe margin for reasonable
TABLE :1 : COUNTER CURRENT HEAT EXCHANGER UNIT :
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CASE VAPOR NH3 FLOW,KGPH TEMPERATUR TEMP ERATURE E °C IN TEMPERATUR TEMP ERATURE E °C OUT ∆P,BAR VELOCITY , MPS NRE LMTD , °C EXCESS AREA,% UD,KCAL/HR/M2/K HEAT DUTY,MMKCAL/HR
SHELL 3345 139.5 111 0.0016 4.31
II TUBE 9976 40 50.22 0.006 46.61
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63242 79.36 37.5%(OVER) 80 0.0507
SHELL 3345 120 77 0.0014 4.02
III TUBE 9976 40 55 0.006 46.95
9690 62743 48.81 -50% (UNDER) 80 0.0745
SHELL 6500 120 98 0.0053 8.04
TUBE 9976 40 55 0.0063 46.95
18300 62743 60.92 2% (OVER) 99 0.0745
TABLE :2 : MAIN COMPRESSOR POWER ESTIMATE : COMPRESSOR SUC PR BAR COMPRESSOR DISCH PR BAR COMPRESSOR SUC TEMP TEM P °C °C COMPRESSOR POWER ,FKw