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    The document provides data for calculating the heat transfer area and number of tubes needed in a heat exchanger. It includes inlet and outlet temperatures for hot and cold fluids, mass flow rates, fouling factors, pressure drops and other properties. Calculations are shown for determining calorific temperatures, energy balance, heat transfer area and number of tubes. Fluid properties like viscosity, density and thermal conductivity are calculated at the calorific temperatures. The heat transfer area is determined as 64.92 m^2 and the number of tubes needed is estimated as 338.

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    The document provides data for calculating the heat transfer area and number of tubes needed in a heat exchanger. It includes inlet and outlet temperatures for hot and cold fluids, mass flow rates, fouling factors, pressure drops and other properties. Calculations are shown for determining calorific temperatures, energy balance, heat transfer area and number of tubes. Fluid properties like viscosity, density and thermal conductivity are calculated at the calorific temperatures. The heat transfer area is determined as 64.92 m^2 and the number of tubes needed is estimated as 338.

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    The document provides data for calculating the heat transfer area and number of tubes needed in a heat exchanger. It includes inlet and outlet temperatures for hot and cold fluids, mass flow rates, fouling factors, pressure drops and other properties. Calculations are shown for determining calorific temperatures, energy balance, heat transfer area and number of tubes. Fluid properties like viscosity, density and thermal conductivity are calculated at the calorific temperatures. The heat transfer area is determined as 64.92 m^2 and the number of tubes needed is estimated as 338.

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    Given Data

    Hot Fluid Inlet Temperature


    Hot Fluid Outlet Temperature
    Cold Fluid Inlet Temperature
    Cold Fluid Outlet Temperature
    Fouling Factor of Hot Fluid
    Fouling Factor of Cold Fluid
    Pinlet for Hot Fluid
    Poutlet for cold fluid
    pmax for hot fluid
    pmax for cold fluid
    Mass flow rate of Hot Fluid
    I.Calculation of Calorific Temperature
    r=(T2-t1)/(T1-t2)
    API of Cold Fluid
    Kc
    tc/th
    Fc
    Calorific Temperature of cold Fluid
    Calorific Temperature of hot Fluid
    II. Fluid Properties at Calorific Temperature
    Viscosity of Cold Fluid
    Viscosity of Hot Fluid
    Density of Cold Fluid
    Density of Hot Fluid
    Thermal Conductivity of Cold Fluid
    Thermal Conductivity of Hot Fluid
    Specific Gravity of Cold Fluid
    Specific Gravity of Hot Fluid

    Specific Heat Capacity of Cold Fluid


    Specific Heat Capacity of Hot Fluid
    III. Energy Balance
    QCl2 = Qmeth= mmeth*Cmeth*(t2-t1)= mCl2*CpCl2*(T1-T2)
    m methanol = Q/CpMeth*(t2-t1)
    IV. Calculation of Heat transfer area and tube numbers
    Assumption: 1 shell pass 1 tube pass
    Fixed Tube Plate
    Calculation of ht area and tube no
    do
    Pt
    Lt
    di
    R
    S
    Ft
    LMTD
    LMTD IN KELVIN
    U assumed
    A
    number of tubes

    nt

    Actual no of tubes
    number of passes

    np

    Shel ID. Ds
    Re
    u
    jH corresponding to the Re
    hi
    25% cut segmental baffles
    Baffles spacing (B)=0.5 Ds
    De

    C
    As
    Gs
    Re
    jH corresponding to Re
    ho
    K of tubes
    Uo,calc
    %

    T1

    105 C

    T2

    10 C

    t1

    -20 C

    t2

    -15 C

    RdCl
    Rdm

    mCl

    5673.26 kg/hr

    26.530555556 moles/s

    0.25
    39.5145453007
    0.17
    0.0526315789
    0.275
    -16.375 C
    78.875 C

    meth
    Cl2
    meth

    5.75 Pa s
    0.0000264 Pa s
    827.415 kg/m3

    Cl2

    3.022 kg/m3

    kmeth

    0.206 W/mK

    kCl2

    0.01542 W/mK

    S.Gmeth
    S.GCl2

    1.51126

    1.51126

    Cpmeth

    88.892 J/mol K

    CpCl2

    33.56 J/mol K

    84584.7172222222 W
    190.3089529366 mol/s

    unit

    26.49648771 m3/hr

    unit

    0.0254 m

    1 inch

    0.03175 m

    1.25 inch

    3m
    0.017018 m

    0.67 inch

    -157.0581812029
    0.97
    64.92127684 C
    338.07127684 K
    49.685125

    8.75 Btu/ft2 h F

    http://www.the-engineer

    5.1914121216
    21.6866999842
    131
    1
    0.43815

    17.25 inch

    #VALUE!
    #VALUE!
    110
    #VALUE!

    0.219075
    0.0180585389

    Obtained from Graph

    0.00635
    0.0191975423
    0
    #DIV/0!
    15
    #DIV/0!
    54.25 W/mK
    #DIV/0!
    #DIV/0!

    6410.407

    ttp://www.the-engineering-page.com/conv/u.html

    Obtained from Graph

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