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Petroleum Refinery Engineering (CHL 794) Department of Chemical Engineering, Iitd Tutorial Sheet - 5

This document contains multiple problems related to petroleum refinery engineering. It provides distillation data for a petroleum cut and asks to convert it to TBP curves using two different methods. It also asks to calculate the mean boiling point, Watson's characterization factor, and divide the curve into pseudo-components. Additional problems involve material balances for an atmospheric distillation column processing various crude oils and estimating products and sulfur contents.

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Petroleum Refinery Engineering (CHL 794) Department of Chemical Engineering, Iitd Tutorial Sheet - 5

This document contains multiple problems related to petroleum refinery engineering. It provides distillation data for a petroleum cut and asks to convert it to TBP curves using two different methods. It also asks to calculate the mean boiling point, Watson's characterization factor, and divide the curve into pseudo-components. Additional problems involve material balances for an atmospheric distillation column processing various crude oils and estimating products and sulfur contents.

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PETROLEUM REFINERY ENGINEERING (CHL 794) DEPARTMENT OF CHEMICAL ENGINEERING, IITD TUTORIAL SHEET -5

1. A petroleum cut has the following ASTM D86 distillation data: Volume% 1 ! " Temperature %deg.&' !6. "( ## 1 1. " "

# 1!1

$ 1#1

$" 186."

Ta)le 1.1 gi*es the a and ) constants in the intercon*ersion e+uation %TBP = a(ASTM D86)b) referred to in the A,- method and ta)le 1.. gi*es the constants for Dau)ert/s distillation cur*es (Ti 0 Ai %%Ti'Bi' where T and T stand for ASTM D86 and T1, temperatures respecti*el23 )oth in deg.4. &on*ert these data to T1, data using the A,- method of 5ia6i and Dau)ert and Dau)ert/s method. ,lot the results and compare. T !"# $%$% C&'() ')( *&+ ),# #-. )/&' &* ),# API 0#),&1 2&".0# 3 1/()/""#1 a b .$16# 1. 1$ 1 .".## 1. $ ! .#(.$ 1. (." " .8$. 1. 1#6 # .8# " 1. ..6 $ .$($ 1. 11 $" .8 8 1. !"" T !"# $%4 C&'() ')( *&+ D .!#+)5( 1/()/"" )/&' 6.+7#( *&+ /')#+6&'7#+(/&' I'1#8 '.0!#+ i Ai Bi 1 . ! ( " 6 # #.( 1. (.$ ( !. ! " .8#18 ..".8. !. (1$ .118 .6 .( .#16( .8 .8. .##" 1.66 6 8 1. ."8

Also3 calculate the MeA1, of the petroleum fraction. -f the A,- gra*it2 of this fraction is 6.3 calculate the 7atson/s characteri6ation factor. Also3 di*ide the T1, cur*e of the petroleum cut as calculated from A,method into pseudo8components. &alculate the li+uid *olume percentage of each pseudo8component. .. &onsider the 9uwait e:port crude with the following T1,8*ol% data: T !"# 4%$: T1,8*ol% *olume % " 1 ! " # T1,% &' ( 8" .1" !( ($"

Determine the *olumetric 2ield3 a*erage )oiling point3 molecular weight and specific gra*it2 for the products shown in the ta)le . )elow. T !"# 4%4: T2pical &D; products and their end )oiling points &ut < 1 . ! ( " 6 # 8 $ 1 !. ,roduct >ff gas ?ight straight run naphtha @aphtha 9erosene ?ight diesel Aea*2 diesel Atm. Bas oil Vacuum gas oil Vac. distillate Vac. residue =nd point % &' 1 # 18 .( .$ !( !# !$ "" 8

4or the 9uwait e:port crude %A,- !1."' gi*en in the a)o*e pro)lem. ,erform a material )alance for a &D; using ACSCS for 1 3 1,&D of .$ A,- crude with the following assa2. T !"# 9%$ C+.1# A(( : *olume % T1,% &' 8$.(( (." !.... $ #!.8$ 1(." 11"."6 . 1"(.(( ! ..!.8$ ( .#!.!! " !.6.6# 6 !$!.!! # (#!.8$ #6 ". ."6 8 "(6.11

The crude is fed to a pre8flash separator operating at (" 4 and #" psia. The *apour from this separator )2passes the crude furnace and is remi:ed with the hot %6" 4' li+uid lea*ing the furnace. The com)ined stream is then fed to the distillation column. The column operates with a total condenser3 three side strippers and three pump around. (. 7ith 1 1,D of the following crude %A,-0!6'3 =stimate the products of the atmospheric distillation column. -f the atmospheric residue of the crude is taDen at 6" E 4. -t enters in a *acuum distillation tower to gi*e three products: light *acuum gas oil %6" to 8" 4'3 hea*2 *acuum gas oil %8" 81 " 4' and *acuum residue %1 " E 4'. &alculate the mass flow rate of these products. Then3 calculate the sulphur content %l)Fhr' for each product. ASTM D86% 4' *ol% cum *ol% SB 86 GG 1.. ." ." .6# 16# 1.. 1.# .6#" .1. 1.6 !.! .#.. ."# ..# 6 .#(8 ! . !.1 $.1 .#6" !(# !.$ 1! .##8

!$. (!# (8. ".# "8( 6!6 68$ #(. #$( GG

(.# ".# 8 1 .# " 1 #.8 # 6." . .8

1#.# .!.( !1.( (..1 (#.1 "#.1 6(.$ #1.$ #8.( $$..

.#8$ .8 1 .81( .8." .8(" .8"( .86! .86( .88$ .$!1

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