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    Gas Absorber Dia and Height Along With Reboiler Duty

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    The document calculates the absorber diameter, height, and reboiler duty for a TEG dehydration system. It provides data on gas flow rate, water contents, TEG circulation rate, and operating parameters. Calculations are shown for the number of trays, absorber size, and reboiler duty based on sensible heat, water vaporization, and heat loss. The total reboiler duty and allowable gas flow rate are also calculated.

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    Gas Absorber Dia and Height Along With Reboiler Duty

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    The document calculates the absorber diameter, height, and reboiler duty for a TEG dehydration system. It provides data on gas flow rate, water contents, TEG circulation rate, and operating parameters. Calculations are shown for the number of trays, absorber size, and reboiler duty based on sensible heat, water vaporization, and heat loss. The total reboiler duty and allowable gas flow rate are also calculated.

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    The document calculates the absorber diameter, height, and reboiler duty for a TEG dehydration system. It provides data on gas flow rate, water contents, TEG circulation rate, and operating parameters. Calculations are shown for the number of trays, absorber size, and reboiler duty based on sensible heat, water vaporization, and heat loss. The total reboiler duty and allowable gas flow rate are also calculated.

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    Gas Absorber Dia and Height Along With Reboiler Duty

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    The document calculates the absorber diameter, height, and reboiler duty for a TEG dehydration system. It provides data on gas flow rate, water contents, TEG circulation rate, and operating parameters. Calculations are shown for the number of trays, absorber size, and reboiler duty based on sensible heat, water vaporization, and heat loss. The total reboiler duty and allowable gas flow rate are also calculated.

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    Calculation of TEG Absorber Diameter and height along with Reboiler duty

    Data

    Gas flow rate = 8.47551949 MMscfd


    sp. gravity of gas = 0.91400832
    Operating Pressure = 148.809 psi
    Operating Temperature = 122 F
    Outlet water Contents = 7 lb H20 / MMscf
    Inlet water Contents = 4465.978 lb H20 / MMscf
    TEG cirulation rate = 3 gal TEG / lb H2O
    compressibilty factor , z = 0.99

    TEG concentration

    Fig 20-68 Assuming 10 F approach to equilibrium

    TEG conc = 99.90%

    No. Of Theoritical Stages

    Water removal Efficiency = 0.998433

    Fig 20-70 No. of trays = 4 at 3 gal TEG/lb of H2O at 99.9 % wt of TEG

    (Win -Wout)/Win = 0.999

    Keeping tray effiency 25 %


    Actual number of trays will be 16

    → so we will use 2 Theoritcal stages = 8 bubble cap trays @24 inch tray spacings

    Sizing the Contractor

    bubble cap = 24 inch tray spacing


    Fig 7-9 C= 585
    GPSA ρv = 0.697945 lb/ft3
    ρL = 69.732 lb/ft3

    G = 4060.674 lb/ft2.hr

    Mass Flowa rate = 24603.6 lb/hr


    A= 6.059 ft2

    D= 2.778 ft

    For Structured Packing

    C= 1200 432 36

    D= 1.940 ft

    Reboiler Duty

    Temperature IN = 300 F
    Operating Temp = 400 F

    Glycol Reboiler Duty: basis = 1 gal TEG

    Sensible Heat

    m= 9.3 lb/gal
    Cp = 0.665 BTU/lb.F

    Qs= 618.45 BTU/gal

    Vaporuization of Absorbed water

    ∆H vap = 970 BTU/lb H20


    ∆W = 0.333333 lb H20 / 3 gal TEG

    Qv= 323.3333 BTU/gal

    Condensor Dutry @ 25 % Reflux Ratio

    Qc= 80.8 btu/gal

    Heat Loss 10 %

    TOTAL DUTY INCLUDING HEAT LOSS = 1124.878 BTU/gal

    TOTAL DUTY BASED ON GAS FLOW RATE (MMscfd) = 5313947 BTU/hr


    th Reboiler duty
    Gas Flow rate = 8.475519 MMscfd
    Allowable Gas flow rate = 1.565 MMscfd. Ft2
    Dew point of inlet gas(inlet temp) = 122 F
    Pressure of the gas = 150 psi
    water enter the absorber = 4465.978 lb H20 / MMscf
    water leaving the absorber = 7 lb H20 / MMscf

    Density of TEG = 185.349 lb/ft3


    Density of Gas = 0.697945 lb/ft3
    Empirical Factor K = 0.16 (for 24 inch tray spacing)
    0.18 (for 18 inch tray spacing)

    Allowable gas velocity = VC = 2.602467 ft/sec

    Cross sectional Area of contractor AC = 5.415667 ft2

    Table D.4 Dew point of outlet gas = 17 F

    Dew point Depression DDEP = 105 F

    Table D.5 No. of Trays = 16

    Water removed = 1574.673 lb water /hr


    Glycol/ water ratio = 3 gal /lb of water

    Glycol Recirculation rate for water removal = 4724.019 gal/hr

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