heattransfer.xlsx
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Forced Convection reboiler
Instructions : Enter Data values in the BLUE cells. The result for each calculation
after the Enter key is pressed or move to a different cell.
Situation :
A fluid is vaporised in the tubes of a forced convection reboiler.
The calculations below calculate the local heat-transfer coefficient a
specified percentage of liquid vaporization.
Data Entry :
Physical Properties : Data Entry/Results
Boiling Point 234.00000
Density Liquid 2343.00000Density Vapour 1.23400
Viscosity Liquid 0.34500
Viscosity Vapour 0.03450
Conductivity Liquid 0.45400
Heat Capacity Liquid 1345.00000
Critical Pressure 56.00000
Percentage Liquid Vapourization 0.07000
Liquid Velocity at tube inlet 3.45670
Operating Pressure 0.78900
Tube inside Diameter (i.d) 25.00000
Local wall temperature 110.00000
Calculations :
Tube liquid velocity 3.21473
Reynolds No. Liquid 545805.41543
Heat transfer factor , Jh value 0.00456
Prandlt number, Pr 1.02208
convect ive c oeff ic ient , hfc 45524.87385
Lock hart-Martinelli two -phase parameter, Xn 3.37429
Convect ive boi l ing factor, fc 5.60000
convect ive boi l ing, h' fc 254939.29354
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Forced Convection reboiler
Use Mostin sk's cor reclation to estimate the nuc leate
boi l ing c oeff ic ient
Hnb : 43.75880
Nucleate boiling coeff ici ent, hnb 295269.16646
Reynolds No(liquid). * fc^1.25 4701894.43336Calculate with fs factor :
Suppression factor, fs 0.45000
Nucleate boiling coeff ici ent, h'nb 132871.12491
Effective heat-transfer co eff icient, hcb 387810.41845
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Forced Convection reboiler
will be recalculated on each cell value change,
a
Units
oC
kg/m3kg/m3
mNs/m2
mNs/m2
W/moC
kJ/kgoC
bar
%
m/s
bar
mmoC
m/s
Value based on calculated Rr,
W/m2oC
Value based on calculated Xn,
W/m2o
C
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Forced Convection reboiler
W/m2o
C
Value based on calculated Rr,
W/m2o
C
W/m2o
C
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Pool Boiling - Heat Transfer
Instructions : Enter Data values in the BLUE cells. The result for each calculation
after the Enter key is pressed or move to a different cell.
Situation :
A pool of Liquid is boiling.
Calculations below, calculate the heat-transfer coefficient.
From a surface at a specified surface temperature.
Data Entry : Data/Results Units
Physical Properties :
Pressure 3.00000 bar
Surface Temperature 130.00000
o
C
Physical Properties, from steam tables
Ts 120.00000oC
Density Liquid 975.00000 kg/m3
Density Vapour 1.20000 kg/m3
CpL 4350.00000 J/kgoC
Kl 0.68700 W/moC
uL 0.00023 Ns/m2
y 2198000.00000 J/kg
O 0.06700 N/m
pw 232200.00000 Ns/m2
Ps 28000.00000 Ns/m2
Calculations :
Foster-Zuber Correlation :
hb 24154.67873 W/m2o
C
Zuber Correlation :
Critical Flux,qc 1586510.68668 W/m2o
C
Actual flux 241546.78735 W/m2o
C
Is the Value Below Critical Flux Level ? (if
not re-calculate) A value of True indicatesit is. False means it is not.
TRUE
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Pool Boiling - Heat Transfer
ill be recalculated on each cell value change,
130oC
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Estimate Pressure drop
Instructions : Enter Data values in the BLUE cells. The result fo
after the Enter key is pressed or move to a different cell.
Situation :
Exchanger Design to sub-cool condensate from a co
Calculations below are for the thermal design only.
Data Entry :
Condensate :
Temperature inlet
Temperature outlet
Flow-rate
Heat Capacity
DensityViscosity
Thermal Conductivity
Coolant :
Temperature inlet
Temperature outlet
Heat Capacity
Density
Viscosity
Thermal Conductivity
Temperature Correction factor, Ft
U
Tube Selection :
Outside Diameter
Inside Diameter
Length
Allow for tube-sheet thickness
Thermal conductivity of metalFouling coefficients
Tube sheet :
Triangular pitch
K1 value
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Estimate Pressure drop
n1
Head :
Shell inside bundle diameter
Baffle :
Baffle cut
Corrosive coolant, assigned to tube-side
Number of shell passes
Number of tube passes
Calculations :
Condensate Heat Load
coolant Flow
Mean Temp. Log.
R
S
Adjust the FT, U values at the initial Data Entry Stage Above :
Mean Temperature
Provisional Area
Area of one tube
Number of tubes
Bundle diameter, Db
Shell diameter, Ds
Choose nearest standard pipe size
Tube-side coefficient :
Mean water temperature
Tube cross-sectional area
Tubes per passTotal flow area
Coolant mass velocity
Coolant linear velocity
Heat Coefficient, hi
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Estimate Pressure drop
Check with Calculated value using equation.....
Re
Pr
Ratio Tube Length/Tube inside diameter
Correction factor, jh
hi
Choose lower value
Shell-side coefficient :
Baffle spacing
Tube pitch
Cross-flow area
Mass Velocity, Gs
Equivalent Diameter
Shell side temperature – mean
Re
Pr
Correction factor, jh
Shell side coefficient, hs
Estimate Wall Temperature :
Mean Temperature Difference across all resistances.
across condensate film
Mean Wall Temperature
Overall Coefficient,Uo
Check the Uo value for correctness.
Pressure Drop :
Tube-side :
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Estimate Pressure drop
Correction factor, Jf
Pressure Drop =
Check if pressure drop is acceptable else change parameters to
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Estimate Pressure drop
each calculation will be recalculated on each cell value change,
denser.
Data/Result Units
92.00000oC
50.00000oC
15000.00000 kg/hr
3.05000 kJ/kgoC
850.00000 kg/m0.37000 mNs/m
0.23000 W/moC
22.00000oC
45.00000oC
4.56700 kJ/kgoC
1001.00000 kg/m
0.34560 mNs/m2
0.67800 W/moC
0.98700 Fig 12.19
595.00000 W/moC Fig 12.1
28.00000 mm
18.00000 mm
5.05000 m
5.00000 m
65.00000 W/mo
C5976.00000 W/m
oC
1.25000
0.24900 from tube sheet.
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Estimate Pressure drop
2.20700 from tube sheet.
75.00000 mm
18.00000 % of baffle
1.00000
2.00000
533.75000 kW
5.08135 kg/s
31.55227
1.82609
0.32857
31.14209
28.80535 m
0.43982 m2
65.49306
349.67718 mm
424.67718 mm
User input here
33.50000oC
254.46900 mm
32.746530.00833 m
2
609.78800 kg/s m
0.60918 m/s
3201.41514 W/moC
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Estimate Pressure drop
31759.79160
2.32796
277.77778
0.00370
a ue ase on
calculated Pr, tube
passes values.
5849.76371 W/moC without viscosity correctio
3201.41514
84.93544 mm
35.00000 mm
0.00721 m2
577.57838 kg/s m
19.88140 mm
71.00000oC
31035.31552
4.90652
0.00378
Value based on
calculated Pr, tubepasses values.
2306.14573 W/moC without viscosity correctio
37.50000oC
9.67523oC
61.32477oC
693.32712 W/m2oC
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Estimate Pressure drop
0.00400
Value based on
calculated Pr, tube
passes values.
4230.62980 N/m Neglect viscosity correctio
recalculate.....
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Estimate Pressure drop
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Estimate Pressure drop
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Estimate Pressure drop
n
n
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Estimate Pressure drop
n term
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Estimate Heat Transfer Co-effic
Instructions : Enter Data values in the BLUE cells. The result for each calculation will be
after the Enter key is pressed or move to a different cell.
Situation :
Estimate Heat Transfer Co-efficient of steam on the inside and outside of
Calculations below estimate the Heat Transfer Co-efficient inside and out
Data Entry : Data / Results
Vertcal Tubes
Outside diameter 35.00000
Inside diameter 30.00000
Length 4.05000
Steam Condensate Flow Rate 0.02800Pressure Condensate forms 4.00000
Saturation Temp. 125.67000
Liquid Density 1005.00000
Vapour Density 1.85000
Liquid heat transfer 0.87650
Liquid Viscosity 0.45300
Prc 1.56000
Condensation Coefficient for vertical tubes, outside 0.18900
Condensation Coefficient for vertical tubes, inside 0.18760
Calculations :
Vertical tube loading 0.25465
Reynolds No.,Re 2248.54666
Condensation outside tube 6028.58292
Condensation inside the tube
Vertical tube loading 0.29709
Reynolds No.,Re 2623.30443
Condensation inside tube 5983.92675
Using Boyko-Kruzhilin Method
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Estimate Heat Transfer Co-effic
Cross-Sectional Area of Tube 0.00071
Fluid velocity, total condensation
Fluid velocity, Ut 0.03941
Reynolds,Re 2623.30443
Heat transfer coefficient, liquid, h'i 403.61983
Heat transfer coefficient, condensation, hc 4905.51044
Which value is lager? H'i or hc 4905.51044
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Estimate Heat Transfer Co-effic
recalculated on each cell value change,
he heat exchanger tubes.
ide the tubes.
Units
mm
mm
m
kg/sbar
oC
kg/m3
kg/m3
W/moC
mNs/m2
estimated value required calculations
are below
estimated value required calculationsare below
kg/s m
W/mo
kg/s m
W/mo
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Estimate Heat Transfer Co-effic
m
m/s
W/moC
W/moC
W/moC
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Flooding Tubes Condenser
Instructions : Enter Data values in the BLUE cells. The result for each calculation will b
after the Enter key is pressed or move to a different cell.
A condenser is fitted to a distillation column. Determine/Check if
flooding of the vertical tubes will occur during operation.
Data Entry :
Flow Rate Top Product 2908.00000 kg/h
Reflux Ratio 3.80000
No. Vertical Tubes Condenser 220.00000
Tubes Internal diameter 40.00000 mm
Condenser Pressure 3.50000 bar
Density Top product @ Boiling point
Liquid Density 890.00000 kg/mVapour Density 3.20000 kg/m
Calculations :
Vapour Flow 21228.40000 kg/h
Liquid Flow 11050.40000 kg/h
Total Area Tubes 0.27646 m
Vapour Velocity 6.66549 m/s
Liquid Velocity 0.01248 m/s
Check 1 4.06312
Check 2 2.59143
Tubes will not flood if Check 1 < Check 2. A
True value indicates flooding will not occur. (
A False value indicates flooding will occur)
FALSE
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Flooding Tubes Condenser
e recalculated on each cell value change,
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Condenser - Thermal Design
Instructions : Enter Data values in the BLUE cells. The result for each calculatio
after the Enter key is pressed or move to a different cell.
Situation :
Condenser Design. Vapours are totally condensed. Thermal Design
Data Entry :
Condenser Duty for Design : 48000.00000
Condenser Operating Pressure : 8.00000
Saturated Vapour in Temperature 75.00000
Completion Temperature 57.00000
Condensing Coefficient 1700.00000
Ave. Molecular weight of Vapours 76.00000
Ave. Molecular weight of Mixtures 70.00000
Vapour Enthalpy 897.00000
Condensate Enthalpy 305.00000
Cooling Water Temperature 35.00000
Allowed Temperature Rise 5.00000
Heat Capacity of Water 4.18000
Outside Diameter of Tubes : 25.00000
Inside Diameter of Tubes : 21.56000
Length of Tubes : 5.00000
Vapours Totally Condensed Yes
Subcooling Required No
Vapour Viscosity 0.00560
Overall Heat Transfer Coefficient : 904.00000
Shell-Side Fluid properties :
Viscosity : 0.24000
Density : 609.00000Conductivity : 0.15678
Density of water @ required temp. 1095.00000
Fouling Factors : 6000.00000
kw 75.00000
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Condenser - Thermal Design
Head Type : Pull through
Select baffle spacing = shell diameter, 45% cut
Clearance 105.00000
Assume pressure drop value cal. Use inlet flow,
neglect viscosity. Value as a percentage. 65.00000
Viscosity of Water : 0.89000
Calculations :
Amount of Heat Transferred from Vapour : 7893.33333
Cooling Water Flow : 377.67145
Mean Temperature Difference :
R = 3.60000
S = 0.12500
Horizontal Exchanger, Condensation in the shell
Number of tube passes 4.00000
Temperature Correction Factor, Ft 0.98000
Log mean temperature difference 27.99880Mean Temperature Difference : 27.43882
initial Area 318.21930
Surface area of 1 tube 0.39270
Number of tubes 810.33879
Pitch 1.25000
Use Square pitch, Pt 31.25000
Value for K1 0.15800
Value for n1 2.26300
Tube bundle diameter, Do 1089.83545
Number of Tubes in Centre Row 34.87473
Shell-Side Coefficient
Mean Temperature Difference :
Shell-Side = 66.00000
Tube -Side = 37.50000
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Condenser - Thermal Design
Tube Wall Temperature, Tw 50.84471
Mean Temperature Condensate 58.42235
Vapur density @ mean vapour temperature 21.85841
Tube loading, condensate flow per unit length 0.00329
Average No. of tubes in a vertical row 23.24982
Mean coefficient for a tube bundle, hc 1449.15973
CHECKED ASSUMED value :
close enough to assume value of 1500
Tube-Side Coefficient
Tube Cross-Sectional Area 0.07396
Tube Velocity 4.66344
water inside coefficient 16356.99945
Overall Coefficient 872.94773
Repeat trial if the obtained Overall Coefficient
Shell-Side Pressure Drop
Shell inside diameter 1194.83545
Cross-flow Area, As 0.28553
Mass flow-rate, based on inlet conditions, Gs 46.69738
Equivalent diameter, de 24.73592
Reynolds Number, Re 206268.34380
Correction factor, jf 0.02100
Us 2.13636
Pressure Drop Shell Side 11010.35105
Re 123702.61360
correction factor jf 0.00320
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Condenser - Thermal Design
neglect viscosity friction factor 401827.88395
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Condenser - Thermal Design
will be recalculated on each cell value change,
is only calculated.
kg/hr
bar oC
oC
W/m2 oC
KJ/kg
KJ/kg
oC
oC
KJ/kg
mm
mm
m
mNs/m2
W/m2 oC “Typical Overall heat transfer coefficients” sheet
mNs/m2
kg/m3
W/moC
kg/m3
W/m2 oC
W/moC
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Condenser - Thermal Design
mm
mNs/m
kW
kg/s
Value based on
calculated S, tube
passes values.
o
CoC
m2
m2
(value from “Tube pitch Constants” sheet)
(value from “Tube pitch Constants” sheet)
(value from “Tube pitch Constants” sheet)
mm (value from “Tube pitch Constants” sheet)
oC
oC
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Condenser - Thermal Design
oC
oC
kg/m3
kg/s m
W/moC
m2
m/s
W/moC
W/moC
mm
m2
kg/sm2
mm
Value based on
calculated Re value.
m/s
N/m2
Value based on
calculated Re value.
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Condenser - Thermal Design
N/m2
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Tube pitch Constants
Equations for Triangular and Square patterns :
Nt = K1(Db /do)n
1
Db = do(Nt /K1)1/n
1
Triangular pitch
Equation : pt= 1.25do
No. Passes 1 2 4 6 8
K1 0.319 0.249 0.174 0.0743 0.0365
n1 2.142 2.207 2.285 2.499 2.675
Square pitch
Equation : pt= 1.25do
No. Passes 1 2 4 6 8
K1 0.215 0.156 0.158 0.0402 0.0331
n1 2.207 2.291 2.263 2.617 2.643
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Typical Overall heat transfer c
Typical Overall heat transfer coef
Shell and Tube Exchangers
Hot Fluid
Coolers Organic Solvents
Light Oils
Heavy oils
Gases
Organic Solvents
Water
Gases
Heat Exchangers Water
Organic Solvents
Light Oils
Heavy oils
Gases
Heaters Steam
Steam
Steam
Steam
Steam
Dowtherm
Dowtherm
Flue Gases
Flue
Condensers Aqueous Vapours
Organic Vapours
Organics
Vacuum Condensers
Vaporisers Steam
Steam
Steam
Air-Cooled Exchangers
Process Fluid
Water
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Typical Overall heat transfer c
Light Organics
Heavy Organics
Gases, 5-10 bar
10-30 bar
Condensing HydroCarbons
Immersed Coils
Coil
Natural Circulation
Steam
Steam
Steam
Aqueous Solutions
Light Oils
AgitatedSteam
Steam
Steam
Aqueous Solutions
Light Oils
Jacketed Vessels
Jacket
Steam
SteamWater
Water
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Typical Overall heat transfer c
ficients
Cold Fluid U (W/m2 oC)
Water 250-750
Water 350-900
Water 60-300
Water 20-300
Brine 150-300
Brine 600-1200
Brine 15-250
Water 800-1500
Organic Solvents 100-300
Light Oils 100-400
Heavy Oils 50-300
Gases _10 – 50
Water 1500-4000
Organic Solvents 500-1000
Light Oils 300-900
Heavy Oils 60-450
Gases 30-300
Heavy Oils 50-300
Gases 20-200
Steam 30-100
Hydrocarbon Vapours 30-100
Water 1000-1500
Water 700-1000
Water 500-700
Water 200-500
Aqueous Solutions 1000-1500
Light Organics 900-1200
Heavy Organics 600-900
300-450
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Typical Overall heat transfer c
300-700
50-150
50-100
100-300
300-600
Pool
Dilute Aqueous Solutions 500-1000
Light Oils 200-300
Heavy Oils 70-150
Water 200-500
Water 100-150
Dilute Aqueous Solutions 800-1500
Light Oils 300-500
Heavy Oils 200-400
Water 400-700
Water 200-300
Vessel
Dil. Aqueous Soln. 500-700
Light Organics 250-500Dil. Aqueous Soln. 200-500
Light Organics 200-300