A PROJECT ON

SHELL AND TUBE HEAT EXCHANGER

EQUIPMENT DESIGN

UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY

C.S.J.M UNIVERSITY KANPUR, U.P. SUBMITTED TO
DEPARTMENT OF CHEMICAL ENGINEERING UNDER THE GUIDANCE OF: Mr. Umesh Chandra sharma SUBMITTED BY; Viresh Yadav (29181)

Lecturer Chemical Engg. Department

Vivek Singh (29199) Anil Kumar (29000)

1 = Uo

1 515.0896

+ 0.0018

* 20/16 + 20*10-3 ln(20/16) + 0.0003 2*16

2038.477

SUMMARY

THE PROPOSED DESIGN KERNS METHOD

Fixed and U-tube head,1-shell pass,1-tube passes. 898 stainless steel tubes,4.88 m long, 20 mm OD,14.83 mm ID, triangular pitch, pitch 25 mm. Heat transfer area =272 m2 Shell i.d.830.5 mm, baffle spacing 332 mm, 25% cut. Tube side coefficient 515.089W/m2 oC Shell side coefficient 3584.11W/m2 oC UO assumed 190 W/m2 oC ,UO estimated 185W/m2 oC Pressure drop of tube side = 0.02667bar, Pressure drop of shell side = 0.3843bar (specified .8bar overall)

Fouling factors tube side(gaseous methane).0018 (W/m2 oC)-1 shell side(sea water).0003 (W/m2 oC)-1

BELLS METHOD

Overall heat transfer coefficient Total pressure drop 7.846 kPa Number of baffles 14

178.357 W/m2 oC

REFERENCE

1. Perry and green, Perrys Chemical Engineers Handbook, McGraw-Hill 2. Coulson and Richardsons, Chemical Engineering Design,Volume 6,Third ed.,R.K.Sinnott 3. B.C.Bhattcharyya ,Introduction to Chemical Equipment Design, Mechanical Aspects,First ed ,C.B.S Publication&distributer. 4. M.V.Joshi & V.V.Mahajani,Process Equipment Design,Third ed.,Macmillan Ind Ltd. 5. W.L.Mccabe, J.C.Smith, P.Harriott, Unit Operations of Chemical Engineering, McGraw-Hill

CERTIFICATE
This is certify that design project entitled SHELL AND TUBE HEAT EXCHANGER is the satisfactory work carried out by Viresh Yadav(29181), Vivek Singh(29199), Anil Kumar (29000), student of B. Tech.-Final Year (Chemical Engg.), under my supervision at the Department of Chemical Engineering, U.I.E.T., C.S.J.M. University Kanpur (U.P.)-208024.

Mr. umesh Chandra sharma Date 23/11/2012