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Example 6.1.
1.Heat Balance
Benzene = 0.5 (80 + 120) = 100 Fc = A + BT + CT2 +DT3 + ET4
0.426123 = 0.425
Q = m c dt9820 x 0.425 x 40 = 166940 Btu/hr 9820
Toluene = 0.5 (160 + 100) = 130 Fc = A + BT + CT2 +DT3 + ET4
0.4272712 = 0.44
Q = m c dtmt x 0.44 x 60 166940 Btu/hr
m = 166940/0.44x60 = 6323.5 lb/hr
t (dth - dtc)/ln(2) = 28.854 F
Caloric Temperature
Pipa dalam Pipa luarUkuran = 1.25 in 2 inID = 1.38 in 2.067 inOD = 1.66 in
Double pipe Benzene - Toluene Exchanger. It is desired to heat 9820 lb/hr of cold Benzene from 80oC to 120 oC using hot Toluenewhich is cooled from 160oC to 100oC. The specific gravities at 68oC are 0.88 and 0.87 respectively. The othe fluid properties willbe found in the appendix. A fouling factor of 0.001 should be provided for each stream and the allowable pressure drop on eachstream is 10.0 psi. A number of 20-ft hair pin of 2 by 1 1/4 -in. IPS pipe are available. How mani hairpins are required?
tave
Tave
Caloric Temperature: check of both streams will show that neither is viscous at the cold terminal (the viscousities is less than 1 centipoise) and the temperature ranges and temperature difference are moderate. The coefficients may accordingly be evaluated from properties at the arithmatic and the value of (u/uw)0.14 may be assumed equal to 1.0
Panjang =
Hot Fluid at Anulus (toluene) Cold Fluid at inner pipe (Benzene)Flow area Flow area
D2 = 2.067/12 = 0.17225 ft D = 1.38/12 0.115 ftD1 = 1.66/12 = 0.1383333333 ft ap = π x D^2/4 0.0103910714 ft2
a = π (D22 - D12)/4 = 0.0082766761Mass Velocity
Diameter Equivalen Gp = W/ap = 945042.1 lb/hr.ft2Da = (D2^2-D1^2)/D1 = 0.0761490462 ft
Viscosity at 100 oFμ = 0.5 cp = 1.21 lb/ft.hr
Mass VelocityGa = W/aa = 764012.60346 lb/hr.ft2 Re = 89818.05
Viscosity at 130 oF Jh Jh = Re^0.795/36.5 = 237.8281μ = 0.41 cp = 0.9922 lb/ft.hr
Tp = 100 oFRe = 58636.193335 c = 0.425 Btu/(lb)(oF)
k = 0.091 Btu/(hr)(ft2)(oF/ft)Jh Jh = Re^0.795/36.5 = 169.43248941
1.781192Ta = 130 oF c = 0.44 Btu/(lb)(oF) hi =k = 0.085 Btu/(hr)(ft2)(oF/ft) 335.2104
Btu/(hr.ft2.oF)1.7253508452 278.6689
ho =326.30863805 Btu/(hr.ft2.oF)
tw =116.18119409
DxGp/μ
DaxGa/μ
(cμ/k)^1/3 =
Jh k/D(cμ/k)^1/3 ǿphi/ǿp =
(cμ/k)^1/3 = hi/ǿp = (hi x ID)/(ǿp x OD)
Jh k/Da (cμ/k)^1/3 ǿaho/ǿa =
tc + (ho/ǿa)/((ho/ǿa)+(hio/ǿp))*Tc-tc)
μw =
Clean overall coefficient, Uc:
Uc = (hio x ho)/(hio + ho)150.30652458
Rd = 0.001 + 0.001 = 0.002 (hr.ft^2.oF)/Btu
1/UD = 1/Uc + Rd =UD= Uc/1+UCRd 115.56590538 Btu/(hr.ft^2.oF)
Surface:A = Q/UD t 50.064069475 ft^2
ExternalSurface/lin ft, a" = 0.435 ft
Required length= 115.08981489 ft This equivalent to three 20-ft hairpin in series.120 ft
The surface supplied actually be:
6 x 20 x 0.435 52.2 ft^2
Corrected UD will be:UD = Q/(A x t) 110.83715548 Btu/(hr.ft^2.oF)
The corrected dirt factor will be Rd = 1/UD - 1/Uc
(Uc - UD)/(UD Uc) 0.0023692 (hr.ft^2.oF)/Btu
Pressure Drop
Design overall coefficient, UD:
Da' = (D2 - D1) 0.0339166667 ft Re = 89818.05f = 0.005693
Rea = 26116.469261 s = 0.88ρ = 62.5 x 0.88 55 lb/ft^3
f = 0.007185s = 0.87 halves of tube will flow through only four exchangersρ = 62.5 x 0.87 54.375 lb/ft^3
Fa = 23.898908502 ft Fp = 8.351841 ft
Pp 3.189939V = 3.9030018057 fps
Ft = 3(V^2/2g') 0.7096315106 ft
Pa = 9.2922872445
Da' x Ga /μ
4fGa^2La/2gρ^2Da' 4fGp^2Lp/2gρ^2D
Fp x ρ/144Ga/3600 x ρ
(( Fa +Ft) x ρ)/144
Example 6.1.
1.Heat Balance
Benzene = 0.5 (80 + 120) = 100 Fc = A + BT + CT2 +DT3 + ET4
0.426123 = 0.425
Q = m c dt17000 x 0.425 x 40 = 289000 Btu/hr 17000
Toluene = 0.5 (160 + 100) = 130 Fc = A + BT + CT2 +DT3 + ET4
0.4272712 = 0.44
Q = m c dtmt x 0.44 x 60 289000 Btu/hr
m = 289000/0.44x60 = 10946.97 lb/hr
t (dth - dtc)/ln(2) = 28.8539 F
Caloric Temperature
Pipa dalam Pipa luarUkuran = 1.25 in 2 inID = 1.38 in 2.067 inOD = 1.66 in
Double pipe Benzene - Toluene Exchanger. It is desired to heat 17000 lb/hr of cold Benzene from 80oC to 120 oC using hot Toluenewhich is cooled from 160oC to 100oC. The specific gravities at 68oC are 0.88 and 0.87 respectively. The othe fluid properties willbe found in the appendix. A fouling factor of 0.001 should be provided for each stream and the allowable pressure drop on each stream is 10.0 psi A number of 20-ft hair pin of 2 by 1 1/4 -in. IPS pipe are available. How mani hairpins are required?
tave
Tave
Caloric Temperature: check of both streams will show that neither is viscous at the cold terminal (the viscousities is less than 1 centipoise) and the temperature ranges and temperature difference are moderate. The coefficients may accordingly be evaluated from properties at the arithmaticand the value of (u/uw)0.14 may be assumed equal to 1.0
Panjang = 20 ft
Hot Fluid at Anulus (toluene) Cold Fluid at inner pipe (Benzene)Flow area Flow area
D2 = 2.067/12 = 0.17225 ft D = 1.38/12 0.115 ftD1 = 1.66/12 = 0.1383333333 ft ap = π x D^2/4 0.0103910714 ft2
a = π (D22 - D12)/4 = 0.0082766761Mass Velocity
Diameter Equivalen Gp = W/ap = 1636020 lb/hr.ft2Da = (D2^2-D1^2)/D1 = 0.0761490462 ft
Viscosity at 100 oFμ = 0.5 cp = 1.21 lb/ft.hr
Mass VelocityGa = W/aa = 1322628.7433 lb/hr.ft2 Re = 155489.5
Viscosity at 130 oF Jh Jh = Re^0.795/36.5 = 367.9473μ = 0.41 cp = 0.9922 lb/ft.hr
Tp = 100 oFRe = 101508.685 c = 0.425 Btu/(lb)(oF)
k = 0.091 Btu/(hr)(ft2)(oF/ft)Jh Jh = Re^0.795/36.5 = 262.13139816
1.781192Ta = 130 oF c = 0.44 Btu/(lb)(oF) hi =k = 0.085 Btu/(hr)(ft2)(oF/ft) 518.6088
Btu/(hr.ft2.oF)1.7253508452 431.1326
ho =504.83670411 Btu/(hr.ft2.oF)
tw =116.18119409
DxGp/μ
DaxGa/μ
(cμ/k)^1/3 =
Jh k/D(cμ/k)^1/3 ǿphi/ǿp =
(cμ/k)^1/3 = hio/ǿp = (hi x ID)/(ǿp x OD)
Jh k/Da (cμ/k)^1/3 ǿaho/ǿa =
tc + (ho/ǿa)/((ho/ǿa)+(hio/ǿp))*Tc-tc)
μw =
Clean overall coefficient, Uc:
Uc = (hio x ho)/(hio + ho)232.54134775 Btu/(hr.ft2.oF)
Rd = 0.001 + 0.001 = 0.002 (hr.ft^2.oF)/Btu
1/UD = 1/Uc + Rd =UD= Uc/1+UCRd 158.72233592 Btu/(hr.ft^2.oF)
Surface:A = Q/UD t 63.103763568 ft^2
ExternalSurface/lin ft, a" = 0.435 ft
Required length = 145.06612315 ft This equivalent tofour 20-ft hairpin in series.160 ft
The surface supplied actually be:
8 x 20 x 0.435 69.6 ft^2
Corrected UD will be:UD = Q/(A x t) 143.90771206 Btu/(hr.ft^2.oF)
The corrected dirt factor will be Rd = 1/UD - 1/Uc
(Uc - UD)/(UD Uc) 0.0026486 (hr.ft^2.oF)/Btu
Pressure Drop
Design overall coefficient, UD:
Da' = (D2 - D1) 0.0339166667 ft Re = 155489.5f = 0.005693
Rea = 45211.810329 s = 0.88ρ = 62.5 x 0.88 55 lb/ft^3
f = 0.007185s = 0.87 halves of tube will flow through only four exchangersρ = 62.5 x 0.87 54.375 lb/ft^3
Fa = 95.497426967 ft Fp = 33.37305 ft
Pp 12.74665V = 6.7567241035 fps
Ft = 3(V^2/2g') 2.1267074819 ft
Pa = 36.863279935
Da' x Ga /μ
4fGa^2La/2gρ^2Da' 4fGp^2Lp/2gρ^2D
Fp x ρ/144Ga/3600 x ρ
(( Fa +Ft) x ρ)/144
Example 6.1.
1.Heat Balance
Benzene = 0.5 (80 + 120) = 100 Fc = A + BT + CT2 +DT3 + ET4
0.426123 = 0.425
Q = m c dt17000 x 0.425 x 40 = 289000 Btu/hr ### lb/hr
Toluene = 0.5 (160 + 100) = 130 Fc = A + BT + CT2 +DT3 + ET4
0.4272712 = 0.44
Q = m c dtmt x 0.44 x 60 289000 Btu/hr
m = 289000/0.44x60 = 10946.97 lb/hr
t (dth - dtc)/ln(2) = 28.8539 F
Caloric Temperature
Pipa dalam Pipa luarUkuran = 1.5 in 3 inID = 1.61 in 3.068 inOD = 1.9 in
Double pipe Benzene - Toluene Exchanger. It is desired to heat 17000 lb/hr of cold Benzene from 80oC to 120 oC using hot Toluenewhich is cooled from 160oC to 100oC. The specific gravities at 68oC are 0.88 and 0.87 respectively. The othe fluid properties willbe found in the appendix. A fouling factor of 0.001 should be provided for each stream and the allowable pressure drop on each stream is 10.0 psi A number of 20-ft hair pin of 2 by 1 1/4 -in. IPS pipe are available. How mani hairpins are required?
tave
Tave
Caloric Temperature: check of both streams will show that neither is viscous at the cold terminal (the viscousities is less than 1 centipoise) and the temperature ranges and temperature difference are moderate. The coefficients may accordingly be evaluated from properties at the arithmaticand the value of (u/uw)0.14 may be assumed equal to 1.0
Panjang = 20 ft
Hot Fluid at Anulus (toluene) Cold Fluid at inner pipe (Benzene)Flow area Flow area
D2 = F31/12 = 0.2556666667 ft D = C31/12 0.1341666667 ftD1 = C32/12 = 0.1583333333 ft ap = π x D^2/4 0.0141434028 ft2
a = π (D22 - D12)/4 = 0.0316611429Mass Velocity
Diameter Equivalen Gp = W/ap = 1201974 lb/hr.ft2Da = (D2^2-D1^2)/D1 = 0.2545010526 ft
Viscosity at 100 oFμ = 0.5 cp = 1.21 lb/ft.hr
Mass VelocityGa = W/aa = 345754.0919 lb/hr.ft2 Re = 133276.7
Viscosity at 130 oF Jh Jh = Re^0.795/36.5 = 325.4996μ = 0.41 cp = 0.9922 lb/ft.hr
Tp = 100 oFRe = 88686.535315 c = 0.425 Btu/(lb)(oF)
k = 0.091 Btu/(hr)(ft2)(oF/ft)Jh Jh = Re^0.795/36.5 = 235.44258196
1.781192Ta = 130 oF c = 0.44 Btu/(lb)(oF) hi =k = 0.085 Btu/(hr)(ft2)(oF/ft) 393.2403
Btu/(hr.ft2.oF)1.7253508452 333.2194
ho =135.67248369 Btu/(hr.ft2.oF)
tw =108.68041154
DxGp/μ
DaxGa/μ
(cμ/k)^1/3 =
Jh k/D(cμ/k)^1/3 ǿphi/ǿp =
(cμ/k)^1/3 = hi/ǿp = (hi x ID)/(ǿp x OD)
Jh k/Da (cμ/k)^1/3 ǿaho/ǿa =
tc + (ho/ǿa)/((ho/ǿa)+(hio/ǿp))*Tc-tc)
μw =
Clean overall coefficient, Uc:
Uc = (hio x ho)/(hio + ho)96.416050593
Rd = 0.001 + 0.001 = 0.002 (hr.ft^2.oF)/Btu
1/UD = 1/Uc + Rd =UD= Uc/1+UCRd 80.8295237 Btu/(hr.ft^2.oF)
Surface:A = Q/UD t 123.91483088 ft^2
ExternalSurface/lin ft, a" = 0.498 ft
Required length = 248.8249616 ft This equivalent to 6 20-ft hairpin in series.240 ft
The surface supplied actually be:
12 x 20 x 0.435 104.4 ft^2
Corrected UD will be:UD = Q/(A x t) 95.938474704 Btu/(hr.ft^2.oF)
The corrected dirt factor will be Rd = 1/UD - 1/Uc
(Uc - UD)/(UD Uc) 0.0000516 (hr.ft^2.oF)/Btu
Pressure Drop
Design overall coefficient, UD:
Da' = (D2 - D1) 0.0973333333 ft Re = 133276.7f = 0.005693
Rea = 33917.958353 s = 0.88ρ = 62.5 x 0.88 55 lb/ft^3
f = 0.007185s = 0.87 halves of tube will flow through only four exchangersρ = 62.5 x 0.87 54.375 lb/ft^3
Fa = 3.4110904846 ft Fp = 23.16078 ft
Pp 8.846131V = 1.7663044286 fps
Ft = 3(V^2/2g') 0.1453337578 ft
Pa = 1.3429206124
Da' x Ga /μ
4fGa^2La/2gρ^2Da' 4fGp^2Lp/2gρ^2D
Fp x ρ/144Ga/3600 x ρ
(( Fa +Ft) x ρ)/144
Example 6.1.
1.Heat Balance
Benzene = 0.5 (80 + 120) = 100 Fc = A + BT + CT2 +DT3 + ET4
0.426123 = 0.425
Q = m c dt17000 x 0.425 x 40 = 289000 Btu/hr 17000
Toluene = 0.5 (160 + 100) = 130 Fc = A + BT + CT2 +DT3 + ET4
0.4272712 = 0.44
Q = m c dtmt x 0.44 x 60 289000 Btu/hr
m = 289000/0.44x60 = 10946.97 lb/hr
t (dth - dtc)/ln(2) = 28.8539 F
Caloric Temperature
Pipa dalam Pipa luarUkuran = 1.5 in 3 inID = 1.38 in 3.068 inOD = 1.66 inPanjang = 20 ft
Hot Fluid at Anulus (Benzene)Flow area
D2 = 2.067/12 = 0.2556666667 ftD1 = 1.66/12 = 0.1383333333 ft
a = π (D22 - D12)/4 = 0.0363230476
Diameter EquivalenDa = (D2^2-D1^2)/D1 = 0.3341879518 ft
be found in the appendix. A fouling factor of 0.001 should be provided for each stream and the allowable pressure drop on each stream is 10.0 psiA number of 20-ft hair pin of 2 by 1 1/4 -in. IPS pipe are available. How mani hairpins are required?
tave
Tave
Caloric Temperature: check of both streams will show that neither is viscous at the cold terminal (the viscousities is less than 1 centipoise) and the temperature ranges and temperature difference are moderate. The coefficients may accordingly be evaluated from properties at the arithmaticand the value of (u/uw)0.14 may be assumed equal to 1.0
Mass VelocityGa = W/aa = 468022.40215 lb/hr.ft2
Viscosity at 130 oFμ = 0.41 cp = 1.21 lb/ft.hr
Re = 129262.3537
Jh Jh = Re^0.795/36.5 = 317.67914501
Ta = 130 oF c = 0.425 Btu/(lb)(oF)k = 0.091 Btu/(hr)(ft2)(oF/ft)
1.7811919293
ho =154.08133321 Btu/(hr.ft2.oF)
tw =109.71192654
μw =
Clean overall coefficient, Uc:
Uc = (hio x ho)/(hio + ho)104.20044688
Rd = 0.001 + 0.001 = 0.002 (hr.ft^2.oF)/Btu
1/UD = 1/Uc + Rd =UD= Uc/1+UCRd 86.23003129 Btu/(hr.ft^2.oF)
Surface:A = Q/UD t 116.15415893 ft^2
ExternalSurface/lin ft, a" = 0.435 ft
Required length = 267.02105501 ft This equivalent to 4 20-ft hairpin in series.160 ft
The surface supplied actually be:
DaxGa/μ
(cμ/k)^1/3 =
Jh k/Da (cμ/k)^1/3 ǿaho/ǿa =
tc + (ho/ǿa)/((ho/ǿa)+(hio/ǿp))*Tc-tc)
Design overall coefficient, UD:
14 x 20 x 0.435 69.6 ft^2
Corrected UD will be:UD = Q/(A x t) 143.90771206 Btu/(hr.ft^2.oF)
The corrected dirt factor will be Rd = 1/UD - 1/Uc
(Uc - UD)/(UD Uc) -0.0026480 (hr.ft^2.oF)/Btu
Pressure Drop
Da' = (D2 - D1) 0.1173333333 ft
Rea = 45383.990511
f = 0.007185s = 0.87ρ = 62.5 x 0.87 54.375 lb/ft^3
Fa = 3.4565336911 ft
V = 2.3909190403 fps
Ft = 3(V^2/2g') 0.2662962977 ft
Pa = 1.4057561156
Da' x Ga /μ
4fGa^2La/2gρ^2Da'
Ga/3600 x ρ
(( Fa +Ft) x ρ)/144
Dik
lb/hr
Cold Fluid at inner pipe (Toluenene)Flow area
D = 1.38/12 0.115 ftap = π x D^2/4 0.0103910714 ft2
Mass VelocityGp = W/ap = 1053498 lb/hr.ft2
Viscosity at 100 oF
be found in the appendix. A fouling factor of 0.001 should be provided for each stream and the allowable pressure drop on each stream is 10.0 psiA number of 20-ft hair pin of 2 by 1 1/4 -in. IPS pipe are available. How mani hairpins are required?
Caloric Temperature: check of both streams will show that neither is viscous at the cold terminal (the viscousities is less than 1 centipoise) and the temperature ranges and temperature difference are moderate. The coefficients may accordingly be evaluated from properties at the arithmatic
μ = 0.5 cp = 0.9922 lb/ft.hr
Re = 122104.7
Jh Jh = Re^0.795/36.5 = 303.6099
Tp = 100 oFc = 0.44 Btu/(lb)(oF)k = 0.085 Btu/(hr)(ft2)(oF/ft)
1.725351
hi =387.1814 Btu/(hr.ft2.oF)
321.8737
This equivalent to 4 20-ft hairpin in series.
DxGp/μ
(cμ/k)^1/3 =
Jh k/D(cμ/k)^1/3 ǿphi/ǿp =
hi/ǿp = (hi x ID)/(ǿp x OD)
Re = 122104.7f = 0.005693s = 0.88ρ = 62.5 x 0.88 55 lb/ft^3
halves of tube will flow through only four exchangers
Fp = 13.8384 ft
Pp 5.285499
4fGp^2Lp/2gρ^2D
Fp x ρ/144