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6o 300 600

900Heat transfer surface, ft2

1,200

1,500

Heat exchangers-fixed

tubesheet, tubes of stainless steel, area 300-1,500 ft2, carbon steel shell

Fig. 16

CURRENT COSTS OF PROCESS EQUIPMENT

113

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10

100

1,000 Capacity

10,000 X head factor (gpm X psi)

100,000

1,000,000

Centrifugal pumps and drivers-ANSI pump, TEFC driver, coupling and base, 30-300,000 gpm

Fig. 30

120

COSTS OF EQUIPMENT-DATA AND ESTIMATING METHODS

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100

100

1,000Brake horsepower

10,000

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electric motor or gasturbine, 100-4,000 bhp

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1,000Brake horsepower

10,000

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compressors with gas, electric or steam driver, 100-4,000

bhp

Fig. 32

CURRENT COSTS OF PROCESS EQUIPMENT

121

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100 10 120 12 240 8 9 6 5 7 11 3 13 4 140 14 80

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60 220 40 180 20 160 200 0

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122 COSTS OF EQUIPMENT-DATA AND ESTIMATING METHODS

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Packed tower, double bed-25 psi to full vacuum, 5-ft sections, carbon, 304 and 316 steel

Fig. 40

CURRENT COSTS OF PROCESS EQUIPMENT

125

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packing made of porcelain; f.o.b. costs on ft3 basis

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0.01Air-cooled exchangers-capacities

0.1

1Heat transfer surface,

10 1,000ft2

100

1,000Fig. 42

to 200,000 ft3 transfer area, carbon-steel fins

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9

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on cooling 50% ethylene glycol, 1 million to 10 million Btu/h

Fig. 44

CURRENT COSTS OF PROCESS EQUIPMENT

127

Feed

4

plant sludges Typical

decolorizationchar kaolin 185 221 605 63 Bauxite Calcined Charcoal 9-31,536 and/or used of ofwastewater used to 3,111 10-9 6-0 Regenerationdescription adsorbant sand 437 14-3 890 16-9 22-3 122 26-9 18-9 1.5-2.5 Bone 121868 375 353 958 506 99 51 621 305 831 87 adsorbant 389 110 269 732 75 1452,053 carbon sludgeoilsofand wastes treatment 449 1,740 4,078 Regeneration 6-12 3-5 1,411Active 286 1,185 964 4,386 andProcess 1,719 2,642 2313,063 Ib/h/ft2 5-10 cellulosic waxes fromcarbon 718 1,385 2,755 Manufacture recalcination-sludge wood 1,969 2003,417 feedappl473tertiaryfor kaolinProductpigmentsludge 1,202 1,705 rates 255 792 2,173 1.9-3.8 176717 547 1,051 1,236 4,740 Calcination 2,907 Foundry 2--4 1,284 3,725 plantsications of 0.0., Limeactivated3,376 2,438 15-25 1,870 1,032 2,402 Limeother 1,432 1,057 2,094 decolorize 1,501 granular bauxite Biological ft-in. for charcoal

Regeneration

of bone char used for Reclamation of foundry

Typical sand

product

rates,

.,..:

W

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1,000 600 500 400 800 900 700

300

2004

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

12

13

14

15

16

Number of hearths

Multiple hearth furnaces-outside

diameters 6 ft to 25 ft 9 in., number of hearths 4-14

Fig. 45

128 COSTS OF EQUIPMENT-DATA AND ESTIMATING METHODS

700 .--------,----,----,--,-...,r--.--.--,.-,-...,------.-----.-------r--.----,-r--,...-" 500Cost ~ Base (1 +Fd

Design type Cylindrical Dowtherm

0 0.33

Design pressure, psi Up to 500 1,000 1,500

Fp

o 0.15 0.20

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100Fig. 46

Absorbed duty, million

I'

Fired heaters-cylindrical, various steel tubes, absorbed duty 2 million-30 million Btu/h

,

!

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Design pressure, psi Fp Up to o 0.10 500 1,000 1,500 2,000 2,500 3,000

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100

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500

1,000Fig. 47

Absorbed duty, million Btu!h

Fired heaters-box type, various steel tubes, absorbed duty 20 million-200 million Btu/h

CURRENT COSTS OF PROCESS EQUIPMENT

129

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1,000

5,000

10,000

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