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    Length Over Pipe Rack Un-Insulated 500m

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    This document summarizes the heat balance for regeneration effluent gas streams in a system with six streams. Stream 1 and 2 are kept at a constant temperature with insulation so there is no heat loss. The duties of heat exchangers E-11213 and E-11214 are also constant. The summary examines the heat duties available from each stream and whether they are sufficient to meet the exchanger duties without supplemental heat. It is found that streams 3, 5, and 6 cannot individually meet the duty required for E-11214 without excess heat.

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    This document summarizes the heat balance for regeneration effluent gas streams in a system with six streams. Stream 1 and 2 are kept at a constant temperature with insulation so there is no heat loss. The duties of heat exchangers E-11213 and E-11214 are also constant. The summary examines the heat duties available from each stream and whether they are sufficient to meet the exchanger duties without supplemental heat. It is found that streams 3, 5, and 6 cannot individually meet the duty required for E-11214 without excess heat.

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    This document summarizes the heat balance for regeneration effluent gas streams in a system with six streams. Stream 1 and 2 are kept at a constant temperature with insulation so there is no heat loss. The duties of heat exchangers E-11213 and E-11214 are also constant. The summary examines the heat duties available from each stream and whether they are sufficient to meet the exchanger duties without supplemental heat. It is found that streams 3, 5, and 6 cannot individually meet the duty required for E-11214 without excess heat.

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    This document summarizes the heat balance for regeneration effluent gas streams in a system with six streams. Stream 1 and 2 are kept at a constant temperature with insulation so there is no heat loss. The duties of heat exchangers E-11213 and E-11214 are also constant. The summary examines the heat duties available from each stream and whether they are sufficient to meet the exchanger duties without supplemental heat. It is found that streams 3, 5, and 6 cannot individually meet the duty required for E-11214 without excess heat.

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    Heat balance for Regen eff gas streams:

    5.8kg/s

    Stream3
    o

    (T=380 C)

    (T=220oC)

    V-11307A/B

    HPS

    Tco2=232 C
    Duty=1092*1.05 kW

    Stream4

    E-11214

    Tci2

    R-11401A/B

    Stream5
    o
    (T=220 C)

    R-11402A/B

    (T=249oC)
    HPC

    Air Temp=15C

    12"-P114280-11031(Carbon Steel)
    Length over pipe rack un-insulated = 500m
    Tco1

    (T=220oC)

    =167C

    E-11213

    Tci1=40.8oC
    (T=212oC)
    V-11209A/B Stream1

    (T=220oC)

    Duty=1880*1.05 kW

    Stream6

    (T=105.7oC)
    5.8kg/s
    20880 kg/hr
    Methane Rich Gas

    V-11406

    V-11216A/B
    Stream2

    Basis:

    1. Flow rate =5.8kg/s & Inlet temperature to E-11213 = 40.8oC of Methane Rich gas is kept constant.
    2. Heat duty of Stream 1 & 2 is always available, as it is provided with Hot insulation (Hence no heat loss)
    E-11213exchanger duty= 1880 * 1.05 kW
    E-11214exchanger duty= 1092*1.05 kW

    CASE-I : When Duty is not supplied by respective stream

    From
    STREAM Equipment

    CYCLE TIME

    Heating
    Time(hrs)

    1
    V-11209A/B
    24hrs
    10
    2
    V-11216A/B
    48hrs
    12
    3
    V-11307A/B
    48hrs
    10
    6
    V-11406
    180hrs
    5
    5
    R-11402A/B
    6-9months
    4
    4
    R-11401A/B
    8-10months
    4
    Reg Eff gas data:
    Cp of Regeneration effluent at 212degC =
    2.8kJ/kg.K
    Methane risch gas data :
    Flow Rate of Cold stream through E-11213 (m) =20880 kg/hr
    Flow Rate of Cold stream through E-11214 (m)=20880 kg/hr
    Cp of Cold stream at 40.8degC =
    2.37kJ/kg.K
    Cp of Cold stream at 167degC =
    2.76kJ/kg.K
    Cp of Cold stream at 232degC =
    3kJ/kg.K

    Excess
    Temperature Flow
    Available
    Tco1
    Heat Duty
    Heat Duty
    of
    Rate(Kg/ Heat
    Heat Duty calculated required for E- required
    Stream(degC) hr)
    Duty(kW) to E-11213
    (degC)
    11214(kW)
    for E-11214
    (a)
    =1880-(a)
    (b)
    (d)=m*cp*(232-b) =1092-d
    212
    12300
    1023.6
    1372.5
    140.65
    1430.6
    338.6
    212
    4200
    349.5
    220
    550
    49.19
    1830.8
    176.8
    896.448
    No
    220
    5500
    491.9
    1388.1
    144
    1378
    286.02
    220
    2500
    223.6
    1656.4
    163.8
    1087.8
    No
    220
    7000-8500 626.11
    1253.89
    133.9
    1479.35
    387.35

    Remarks
    Only stream 1&2 without other streams.
    Excess Load required on E-11214 is 29.5%
    Excess Load required on E-11214 is 25%
    Excess Load required on E-11214 is 33.8%

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