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Problems Flash, HX, Pump, Valve, Compressor, Reactors & Distillation Basics. 조 정 호 Ph.D. 1 st Day (Afternoon) Monday, July 24, 2000. Ex-1 : Flash Calculation. Calculate the bubble point pressure at 45 o C and dew point temperature at 1.5 bar of the following hydrocarbon stream.
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ProblemsFlash, HX, Pump, Valve, Compressor, Reactors & Distillation Basics 조 정 호 Ph.D. 1st Day (Afternoon) Monday, July 24, 2000
Ex-1 : Flash Calculation • Calculate the bubble point pressure at 45oC and dew point temperature at 1.5 bar of the following hydrocarbon stream. • Use SRK for your simulation. • Regard C6+ as NC6(1), NC7(2) and NC8(3) and compare the results. When finished, save in backup format (Run-ID.BKP) Filename: EX-1A.BKP EX-1B.BKP EX-1C.BKP
Step 1 : general process information (Setup Specifications) continued
Step 2 : chemical species (Component Specifications Selection form)
Step 3 : physical property (Property Specifications Global Form)
Step 5 : equipment parameters (Block [Flash2] Specifications Form)
Step 5 : equipment parameters (Block [Flash2] Specifications Form)
Results Summary for Ex-1 • Characterization of C6 plus heavier cut is very important in the calculation of dew point temperature. • EX-1A.BKP, EX-1B.BKP, EX-1C.BKP
Dew & Bubble Point Calculation • Bubble Point is the very state at which vaporization is about to occur. Bubble P Calculation at a given T Bubble T Calculation at a given P • Dew Point is the very state at which condensation is about to occur. Dew P Calculation at a given T Dew T Calculation at a given P
Txy Plot & BUBT, DEWT Calculation • Plot the Txy Plot at a constant pressure (1.013 bar). • Use 1) Ideal, 2) Wilson, 3) RK-Soave for your simulation. • Calculate the Bubble Point Temperature at 1.013 bar. • Calculate the Dew Point Temperature at 1.013 bar. When finished, save in backup format (Run-ID.BKP) Filename: Ideal-P.BKP Wilson-P.BKP SRK-P.BKP
Ex-2 : Bubble Pressure Failure • Calculate the bubble pressure at 85oC of the following stream. • Did you get a converged solution? If not, can you explain the reason? (Bubble-F.BKP)
Differences between “Gas” & “Vapor” • For Gas : T > Tc • For Vapor : T < Tc • T : System temperature, Tc : Critical temperature • In this example, Mixture pseudo-critical temperature is –27.6oC, so, this system is at supercritical state. • We usually say “methane gas” but not “methane vapor”. • We usually say “water vapor” but not “water gas”.
Ex-3 : Hydrocarbon Distillation • Feed composition : 600 Kmole/hr (C3) / 400 Kmole/hr (IC4) • Refrigerant : c/w (Reflux drum temperature = 45oC) • Condenser type : Bubble condenser • C3 yield at overhead product (97% recovery for feed) • IC4 yield at bottom product (96% recovery for feed) • Operating pressure of the condenser (EX-3A.BKP) • Minimum number of trays for separation (EX-3B.BKP) • Optimum reflux ratio(EX-3C.BKP) • Rigorous Simulation using RadFrac (EX-3D.BKP) • Use 1) PR, 2) RK-Soave for your simulation. • Condenser pressure drop = 0.3 bar • Column pressure drop = 0.5 bar
Bubble Condenser 45oC • C3 Recovery = 97% • IC4 Recovery = 96% Process Flowsheet for Depropanizer Modeling
Determination of Condenser Pressure • Overhead component flowrate : 600 x 0.97 = 582 Kgmole of C3 + 400 x 0.04 = 16 Kgmole of IC4 • Bottom component flowrate : 600 – 582 = 18 Kgmole of C3 + 400 - 16 = 384 Kgmole of IC4 Determine the bubble pressure of the above composition at 45oC.
DSTWU modeling Case Study • Minimum Reflux Ratio = 1.67 • Minimum Number of Stages = 11.3
Reflux Ratio vs. # of Stages & Utility Consumptions 17 5.7 3.1
Shortcut Modeling Results using DSTWU • File Name = EX-3B.BKP • Optimum Reflux Ratio = 3.1 • Optimum Number of Stages = 17 • Feed Tray Location = 8 • Bubble Condenser Temperature = 45 oC • Overhead Condenser Heat Duty = 7.88 MM Kcal/Hr • Bottom Reboiler Heat Duty = 9.06 MM Kcal/Hr • C3 Recovery at Overhead Product = 97 % • NC4 Recovery at Bottom Product = 96 %
Shortcut Modeling using DISTIL • File Name = EX-3C.BKP • Modeling using ‘DISTIL’ is an intermediate step between • DSTWU and RadFrac • DSTWU : • - Nmin, Rmin, • - Ratio, R/Rmin • - Ropt, Nopt, FTRAYopt • DISTIL tells us a preliminary modeling results such as • condenser, reboiler heat duties, condenser temperature & • material balances prior to performing rigorous modeling.