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Heat Transfer Problem Statemnt

This a problem statement regarding the design of a heat exchanger. Remark: this was a mini project and the solution is not quite accurate.

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Heat Transfer Problem Statemnt

This a problem statement regarding the design of a heat exchanger. Remark: this was a mini project and the solution is not quite accurate.

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Process Heat Transfer

Mini-Project. 2

Name: Kareem Tarek


I.D: 115780
Chemical- Year 3
Supervised by:
Dr. Osama Abdelbary
TA. Wafaa Hosny

PROBLEM.1
100,000 lb./hr. caustic soda ( s=1.115, k=0.349 Btu/lb. . ft leaves a
dissolver at 190 is to be cooled to 120 using water at 80
which will be heated to 120 . knowing that, the specific

heat and the viscosity at the mean of 0.88 Btu/lb and 0.76 cp
respectively. Plant practice permits the use of triangular pitch with
1 in OD, 16 ft tube length. Use a combined dirt factor of 0.002 and
pressure drops of 10 psi. Design a suitable heat exchanger.

SOLUTION:
SHELL SIDE
(0.0017) (1041666.667 )2(5.34 )
P1 = ( 5.22 x 10 10)(0.0602)(1.115)

P1 = 2.8

P2 =

(0.0017) (1041666.667 ) (5.34 )


10
( 5.22 x 10 )(0.0602)(1.115)

( G )2
= (7.5 x 1012)(5)

P2 = 3.11

P.Total = 3.11 +2.8 5.91 < 10

TUBE SIDE

F G2 L
P1 = ( 5.22 x 10 10) De . S
1811764.7

2( 96)
=
(0.00001)

1
UC

=
Rd

Rd

1
hio

1
UD

1
243.05

1
ho

1
1538.52

P1= 9.55 < 10

1
1083.17

1.57 x 103

1
UC

2.54 x 103

(1.57 x 10 )

> 0.002

SHELL SIDE (CAUSTIC SODA)


De =

as

4( pt 2 do2 )
4
8
1
do
2
IDs
.B.C
Pt

B=0.3 ft

De= 0.0602


19.25
12
(0.3)
1.25
12

C= 0.0208
as

0.0208)

= 0.096
w
as

G=

=
GDe

Re =

cp
k

Pr=

100,000
0.096

G = 1041666.667

(1041666.667)(0.0602)
1.839

(1.839)(0.88)
0.349

JH= 0.36

0.55

Ho = JH

k
De

Re = 34099.15

Pr = 4.14

= 112.02
1

Pr 3

ho = 108317
TUBE SIDE (WATER)

De

at

G=

Assume BWG = 14

0.834
12

=
w
at

De

= 0.0695
2

154000
0.085

N .T
n

(0.0695)2

G = 1811764.7

136
6

) = 0.085

Re =

cp
k

Pr=
JH

hi

GDe

= 0.027
= JH
hi

k
De
di
do

(1811764.7)(0.0695)
(0.71)( 2.42)

(0.71)(2.42)(1)
0.3625
0.8

Re = 73284.6

Pr = 4.74

= 210.55
1

Pr 3

hi = 1844.75

hio

NF (6) (16) = 96

hio

= 1538.52

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