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2018 Global Conference Xfh® Ultra as a CAPE-OPEN unit operation developed using COBIA David Oakley

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Page 1: Xfh® Ultra as a CAPE-OPEN unit operation developed using COBIA

2018 Global Conference

Xfh® Ultra as a CAPE-OPEN unit operation developed using COBIA

David Oakley

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• Leading supplier of heat transfer research and software

• Consortium with over 900 member companies worldwide

• Standalone programs for heat transfer equipment• Shell-and-tube heat exchangers (Xist®)

• Air coolers (Xace®)

• Fired heaters (Xfh® Ultra)

• Use with process simulators important for membership

About HTRI

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• HTRI’s standalone fired heater modeling program• Heat transfer and pressure drop

• Fuel consumption and efficiency

• Peak tube temperatures and heat fluxes

• Flue gas draft

• User interface: WPF / C# / .NET

• Calculation engine: Native C++

About Xfh® Ultra

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Fired heater connectivity• Flue gas stream (out)

• N Process streams (in / out)

• Fuel stream (in)

• Combustion air (in)

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DEMO

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• COFE (32-/64-bit)

• Petro-SIM® (32-/64-bit)

• AVEVA™ PRO/II™ Simulation (32-/64-bit)

• ProMax® (32-/64-bit)

• UniSim® Design Suite (32-bit)

PMEs and process simulators investigated

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• Xfh Ultra: Rigorous fired heater calculations in PMEs

Several process simulators tested

• COBIA: Good ease of coding

With advice from Jasper

• COBIA: Good backward compatibility

(i.e. with current process simulators)

• .NET: Native interop challenges

• Limitations on calculation specifications• Handling of fuel

• Outlet stream specification

Lessons learned

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