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    Preliminary Heat Exchanger Sizing: These Calculations Are Provided For Educational Use Only - USE AT YOUR OWN RISK

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    This document provides a preliminary sizing calculation for a shell and tube heat exchanger. It calculates the heat transfer area, utility requirements, and other parameters based on input process and utility stream conditions. The results include a log mean temperature difference of 281°F, a heat transfer area of 142 ft2, and a utility flow rate of 4,501 lb/hr. Assumptions are provided for flow arrangement, geometry, fluid properties, and operating conditions used in the calculations.

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    This document provides a preliminary sizing calculation for a shell and tube heat exchanger. It calculates the heat transfer area, utility requirements, and other parameters based on input process and utility stream conditions. The results include a log mean temperature difference of 281°F, a heat transfer area of 142 ft2, and a utility flow rate of 4,501 lb/hr. Assumptions are provided for flow arrangement, geometry, fluid properties, and operating conditions used in the calculations.

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    This document provides a preliminary sizing calculation for a shell and tube heat exchanger. It calculates the heat transfer area, utility requirements, and other parameters based on input process and utility stream conditions. The results include a log mean temperature difference of 281°F, a heat transfer area of 142 ft2, and a utility flow rate of 4,501 lb/hr. Assumptions are provided for flow arrangement, geometry, fluid properties, and operating conditions used in the calculations.

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    Preliminary Heat Exchanger Sizing: These Calculations Are Provided For Educational Use Only - USE AT YOUR OWN RISK

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    Raol Varshaben
    This document provides a preliminary sizing calculation for a shell and tube heat exchanger. It calculates the heat transfer area, utility requirements, and other parameters based on input process and utility stream conditions. The results include a log mean temperature difference of 281°F, a heat transfer area of 142 ft2, and a utility flow rate of 4,501 lb/hr. Assumptions are provided for flow arrangement, geometry, fluid properties, and operating conditions used in the calculations.

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    Preliminary Heat Exchanger Sizing


    This tool calculates the preliminary heat transfer area and utility requirements for shell and tube heat exchangers.

    Process Side E-101


    Process Description (choose from list) heating - liquid
    Tin Process Inlet Temperature (oF) 110
    Tout Process Outlet Temperature (oF) 125
    Q Duty (BTU/hr) 4.00E+06
    Utility Side
    Type of Fluid (choose from list) Steam
    tin Utility Inlet Temperature (oF) 400
    tout Utility Outlet Temperature (oF) 398

    do Tube Outside Diameter (choose from list) (inches) 1.00


    L Tube Length (ft) 16.00

    RESULTS
    DTlmtd Log Mean temperature Difference (oF) 281
    2
    U Overall Heat Transfer coefficient (Btu/hr-ft -°F) 100
    A PRELIMINARY Heat Transfer Area (ft2) 142
    Number of tubes 34
    D Shell diameter (ID) (in) 10.020
    Utility Flow Rate (lb/hr) 4,501

    Yellow fields are input


    Red fields are results
    * These calculations are provided for educational use only - USE AT YOUR OWN RISK.

    Assumptions
    1. 1 tube pass countercurrent flow arrangement
    2. 1.25 triangular pitch layout
    3. Glycol properties are based on 50% (wt) Ethylene Glycol at 0 oC
    4. Refrigerant properties based on R-134a at -10oC
    5. Steam properties based on steam at 100 psia
    6. Hot oil properties based on Dowtherm Q at 200 C
    heating - vapour
    heating - liquid
    cooling - vapour
    cooling - liquid
    condensing
    boiling
    Water 0.75
    Glycol 1
    Refrigerant 1.25
    Steam
    Hot Oil
    Other

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