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    This document presents a case study of an evaporator (E-01) used in the production of 100,000 metric tonnes of polyvinyl chloride per year. It identifies several process parameters of the heat exchanger that could deviate from normal conditions, including flow rate, temperature, and lists possible causes and consequences of deviations, as well as actions required to address them. Parameters like flow rate and temperature could be too high, too low, or absent due to issues like equipment failures, blockages, or improper valve functioning, which could threaten production specifications or equipment integrity.

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    This document presents a case study of an evaporator (E-01) used in the production of 100,000 metric tonnes of polyvinyl chloride per year. It identifies several process parameters of the heat exchanger that could deviate from normal conditions, including flow rate, temperature, and lists possible causes and consequences of deviations, as well as actions required to address them. Parameters like flow rate and temperature could be too high, too low, or absent due to issues like equipment failures, blockages, or improper valve functioning, which could threaten production specifications or equipment integrity.

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    This document presents a case study of an evaporator (E-01) used in the production of 100,000 metric tonnes of polyvinyl chloride per year. It identifies several process parameters of the heat exchanger that could deviate from normal conditions, including flow rate, temperature, and lists possible causes and consequences of deviations, as well as actions required to address them. Parameters like flow rate and temperature could be too high, too low, or absent due to issues like equipment failures, blockages, or improper valve functioning, which could threaten production specifications or equipment integrity.

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    Hazop Evaporator

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    This document presents a case study of an evaporator (E-01) used in the production of 100,000 metric tonnes of polyvinyl chloride per year. It identifies several process parameters of the heat exchanger that could deviate from normal conditions, including flow rate, temperature, and lists possible causes and consequences of deviations, as well as actions required to address them. Parameters like flow rate and temperature could be too high, too low, or absent due to issues like equipment failures, blockages, or improper valve functioning, which could threaten production specifications or equipment integrity.

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    Project Name: Case Study of Evaporator (E-01) Page: Assigned To:

    Process: Production of 100 000 metric tonnes of polyvinyl chloride per year Date: 10/06/19
    Section: Prepared by: Nurul Asyiqin Binti Basar
    No. Study Node Process Deviation Possible Causes Possible Action Required
    Parameter Consequence
    1. Heat Exchanger Flow No  Pumping system fails  Production  Production
     Control valve not failure failure.
    working  Fail feed  Fail feed
     Partially blockage in specification specification
    piping system.
    Low  Control valve not  Production  Production
    working failure. failure.
     Partially blockage in  Fail feed  Fail feed
    piping system. specification specification
     Pumping failure.
    High  Failure in valve.  High temperature  High
     Too much pumping.  Less purity in temperature
    product.  Less purity in
     Fail feed product.
    specification.  Fail feed
    specification.
    Temperature Less  Pipe leaking in  Fail feed  Fail feed
    transfer from shell specification specification
    side
     Temperature sensor
    failure
    High  Temperature sensor  Wall cracked  Wall cracked
    failure.  Increase  Increase
     High temperature and pumping pumping
    pressure of stream. capacity. capacity.
     Fail feed  Fail feed
    specification specification

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