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Oxygen O2 31.99
Nitrogen N2 28.01
Cumene C9H12 120.19
Cumene Hydroperoxide C9H12O2 152.2
Acetone C3H6O 58.08
Phenol C6H6O 94.046
654 165.3 45
Oxygen in stream 2
Nitrogen in stream 2
Assume:
1st reactor Operating Temperature
2nd reactor Operating Pressure
CHP in Stream 6
Total condensation occurs in the separator therefore all of the cumene and cumene hydroperoxide is
(Cumene and cumene hydroperoxide is negligible in negible concentration in vapour s
Mole Fraction of Cumene leaving the 1st separator Stream 7a & 7b (xc)
Mole Fraction of CHP leaving the 1st separator Stream 7a & 7b (xc)
Assume:
1st Separator Operating Temperature
2nd SeparatorOperating Pressure
Brine was the cooling medium that was used. However, the salt present is used to lower the freezing
solution allowing for the heat transfer ability to be improved. Un fortunately, excess salt must be r
osmosis in order to prevent corrosiion of equipment.
Assume:
1st Separator Operating Temperature
2nd Separator Operating Pressure
Stream
9a Condenser 2
Stream
7a Condenser 1
Stream
7a Condenser 1
Stream 6a
Stream 6
Stream Stream
1a 1c Reactor 1
Stream
1b
Stream 3
Stream 2
120.00 kg/kmol
32.00 kg/kmol
28.02 kg/kmol
152.00 kg/kmol
28.90 kg/kmol
216.6666666667 kmol/hr
26000 kg/hr
927.36 kmol/hr
111282.80 kg/hr
927.36 kmol/hr
21% kmol/kmol
79% kmol/kmol
4415.98 kmol/hr
60%
7065.57 kmol/hr
204195.11 kg/hr
1483.77 kmol/hr
47480.66 kg/hr
5581.80 kmol/hr
156402.15 kg/hr
25%
17%
8%
0.68
4804.59 kmol/hr
138852.67 kg/hr
1008.96 kmol/hr
32286.85 kg/hr
3795.63 kmol/hr
106353.46 kg/hr
0.32
2260.98 kmol/hr
65342.43 kg/hr
474.81 kmol/hr
15193.81 kg/hr
1786.18 kmol/hr
50048.69 kg/hr
157.65 kmol/hr
18918.08 kg/hr
1.00
157.65 kmol/hr
5044.82 kg/hr
851.31 kmol/hr
27242.03 kg/hr
1.00
157.65 kmol/hr
23962.90
769.71 kmol/hr
3795.63 kmol/hr
106353.46 kg/hr
0.82
0.18
80.00 C
5.00 atm
3800.00 mmHg
72.53 mmHg
7.91 mmHg
3738.96 mmHg
4722.80 kmol/hr
74.11 kmol/hr
8893.41 kg/hr
1.75 kmol/hr
265.95 kg/hr
0.016
0.0004
and cumene hydroperoxide is condensed to liquid.
ble concentration in vapour stream).
0.98
0.02
50.00 C
5.00 atm
3800.00 mmHg
18.61 mmHg
0.52 mmHg
3781.81 mmHg
2334.65 kmol/hr
11.17 kmol/hr
1340.48 kg/hr
0.0074 kmol/hr
1.13 kg/hr
26.75 kmol/h
26.14 kmol/h
3136.27 kg/hr
0.62 kmol/h
93.79 kg/hr
1.18 mmHg
3798.82 mmHg
2324.19 kmol/hr
0.72 kmol/hr
86.4886 kg/hr
10.46 kmol/hr
1254.88 kg/hr
0.0000006 kg/kg
0.56 ppm
695.59 kmol/hr
83471.32 kg/hr
164.78 kmol/hr
25046.71 kg/hr
Stream 10a
ser 2
Stream 8a
Stream 7b
er 1
Stream 7b
er 1
Stream 5
or 1
Stream 4
Recycle
Cumene (Stream 27)
Cumene Hydroperoxide (Stream 27)
Stream 10b
Condenser 2 Stream 9b
Stream 8b
tream 7b
Condenser 1
tream 7b
Condenser 1
Stream 6b
5
710.69 kmol/hr
8.88 kmol/hr
719.57
0.17
0.08
0.3441908829
0.9900978184
Assume:
Offgas consist of 79% of the Air fed and the excess oxygen within the system
Offgas Flowrate = Total Amount of Air fed - Amount of Oxygen required for Reaction
Offgas 203267.7 kg/hr
Material Balance:
Cumene fed + Total Amount of Air fed = Offgas + Liquid out of Concentator
Liquid out of Concentator = Cumene fed + Total Amount of Air fed -Offgas
1897.81 kmol/hr
53176.73 kg/hr
A B C
Cumene 6.93666 1460.793 207.777
CHP 6.95989 1116.91 104.264
2361.40 kmol/hr
37.06 kmol/hr
4446.70 kg/hr
0.87 kmol/hr
132.97 kg/hr
A B C
Cumene 6.93666 1460.793 207.777
CHP 6.95989 1116.91 104.264
A B C
Cumene 6.93666 1460.793 207.777
Cumene consumed in 2nd reactor 55.65
6677.71
Stoichiometric ratio of Cumene to Oxygen 1.00
Oxygen consumed in reactor 55.65
1780.72
Oxygen balance around 2nd reactor
Oxygen in Stream 12 419.16
13413.09
Stoichiometric ratio of Cumene to CHP 1.00
CHP produced in 2nd reactor 55.65
8458.43
Total CHP in reactor 2 Stream 11 220.43
33505.138
Cumene balance around 2nd reactor
Unconverted Cumene Stream 11 639.95
76793.61
Nitrogen balance around 2nd reactor
Nitrogen in Stream 12 1786.18
50048.69
Mole Fraction in Stream 10
Mole fraction of liquid Cumene in Stream 10 (xC) 0.74
Mole fraction of liquid CHP in Stream 10 (XCHP) 0.26
Assume:
1st reactor Operating Temperature 80
2nd reactor Operating Pressure 5.00
3800.00
Assume:
Total condensation occurs in the separator therefore all of the cumene and
cumene hydroperoxide is condensed to liquid. (Cumene and cumene
hydroperoxide is negligible in negible concentration in vapour stream).
Mole Fraction of Cumene leaving the 1st separator Stream 13a & 13b (xc) 0.96
Mole Fraction of CHP leaving the 1st separator Stream 13a & 13b (xc) 0.04
Assume:
1st Separator Operating Temperature 50.00
2nd Separator Operating Pressure 5.00
3800.00
Brine was the cooling medium that was used. However, the salt present is
used to lower the freezing temperature of the solution allowing for the heat
transfer ability to be improved. Un fortunately, excess salt must be removes
by reverse osmosis in order to prevent corrosiion of equipment.
Assume:
1st reactor Operating Temperature 5.00
2nd reactor Operating Pressure 5.00
3800.00
Mole Fraction of Cumene leaving the 2nd separator Stream 12a (xc) 1.00
Stream 16a
Stream
15a Condenser 2
Stream 14a
Stream
13a Condenser 1
Stream 12a
Stream 12
Stream 5
Reactor 1
Stream 4
kmol/hr
kg/hr
kmol/hr
kg/hr
kmol/hr
kg/hr
kmol/hr
kg/hr
kmol/hr
kg/hr
The stream leaving the reactor (stream 10) is assumed to be all liquid based
actuality there would minute amounts of oxygen, nitrogen, cumene and CHP tr
mole fraction that is used initally is an assumed value using the flow rates o
amount of cumene and CHP leaving in vapour phase (stream 9). This comopos
is determ
C
atm
mmHg
mmHg Cumene
mmHg CHP
mmHg
kmol/hr Total molar flow rate in Stream 12a & 12b 1119.15
kmol/hr Cumene in Stream 12a & 12b 15.89
kg/hr 1906.67
mmHg Cumene
mmHg CHP
mmHg
kmol/hr
kmol/hr
kg/hr
Negligible Amount
kmol/hr
kg/hr
kmol/hr
kg/hr
kmol/h
kmol/h
kg/hr
kmol/h
kg/hr
C
atm
mmHg
mmHg Cumene
mmHg
kmol/hr
kmol/hr
kg/hr
Negligible Amount
kmol/hr
kg/hr
kmol/hr
kg/hr
kmol/hr
kg/hr
kg/kg
ppm
kmol/hr
kg/hr
kmol/hr
kg/hr
Stream 16a
Stream 16b
Stream 14b
Stream 14a Stream 14b
Stream 13b
Condenser 1
Stream 12b
Stream 11
kmol/hr
kg/hr
kmol/hr
kg/hr
o be all liquid based on the streams composition and boiling point of components. However, in
, cumene and CHP trapped in the vapour phase. These amounts are assumed negible hence the
sing the flow rates of cumene and CHP leaving as liquid without taking into consideration the
am 9). This comoposition is recalculated when the actual value of the vapour stream (stream 9)
is determine.
A B C
6.93666 1460.793 207.777
6.95989 1116.91 104.264
kmol/hr
kmol/hr
kg/hr
kmol/hr
kg/hr
A B C
6.93666 1460.793 207.777
6.95989 1116.91 104.264
A B C
6.93666 1460.793 207.777
Total mole of Stream 11 827.40 kmol/hr
Moles of Cumene in Stream 11 608.17 kmol/hr
72980.27 kg/hr
Moles of CHP in Stream 11 219.23 kmol/hr
6142.94 kg/hr
Mole Fraction of Cumene in Stream 11 0.74 kmol/hr
Mole Fraction of CHP in Stream 11 0.26 kmol/hr
Component xFj Kj L
Cumene 0.735 1.188
CHP 0.265 0.213 812.732
xj D yj
0.733 0.871
0.269 14.6715589456084 0.057
1.001 0.928
Stream 18
D
yDC
yDCHP
F Stream
xFC 11
xFCHP
Stream 17
W
xWC
xWCHP
Concentrator
Assume:
Mole Fraction of Cumene in Tops xDC 0.99
Mole Fraction of CHP in Tops xDCHP 0.01
Mole Fraction of Cumene Bottoms xWC 0.01
Mole Fraction of CHP Bottoms xWCHP 0.99
Stream 20
F Stream
xFC 17
xFCHP
Stream 19
kmol/hr
kmol/hr
kmol/hr D = 813.79 - W
Cumene Balance
F xFC = D xDC
D 595.394803725 = D 0.99
yDC
yDCHP 595.394803725 = 805.6511 -
595.394803725 = 805.6511 -
0.98 W = 210.2563
Therefore
D (Stream 20) = 599.242 kmol/hr
W
xWC
xWCHP
kmol/hr
kmol/hr
kmol/hr
kmol/hr
+ W xWC
+ W 0.01
0.99 W + W 0.01
0.98 W
Cumene
ed to ne negligible
All recycle streams are sent to a storage tank before it is recycled.
Recycle Streams
1st Oxidizer and Separator
Molar flowrate of Stream 7a 26.75
Cumene in Stream 7a 26.14
3136.27
Cumene Hydroperoxide in Stream 7a 0.62
93.79
Cumene Stream 9a 10.46
1254.88
kmol/h
kmol/h
kg/hr
kmol/h
kg/hr
kmol/h
kmol/h
kg/hr
kmol/h
kg/hr
kmol/h
kmol/h
kg/hr
kmol/h
kg/hr
kmol/h
kmol/h
kg/hr
kmol/h
kg/hr
kmol/hr
kmol/hr
kmol/hr
kmol/hr
kmol/hr
kmol/hr
kmol/hr
Recycle
Component Approximated Value Calculated Value with
Recycle
Stream 18
kmol/h
kmol/h Stream 20
kg/hr
kmol/h
kg/hr
kmol/hr
kg/hr
Difference Between Squared of
Approximated Value and the
Calculated Values difference
0.0 0.000
0.0 0.000
0.000
Stream 1b
cle Storage Tank
The following equations are taking place in the reactors that are place in parallell with ea
Main Reaction
=( )/( )
=( )/( )
=Conversion
=/
Studies completed by Armstrong, Hall and Quin have deduce that the yield of acetone @
MAIN REACTION
Acetone Yield 74%
3 equally sized PFRs are in parrallel with 3 feed streans of equal flowrate.
Using the stoiochmetric realationship of CHP, acetone and phenol the amount of moles
Hock and Lang stated that 0.1 mole conc. of H2SO4 should be added to the reactor to obt
yield of 74%
Half of the amount of CHP that reacted. Two H + ions are released from H2SO4
Moles of Aqueous H2SO4 added in reactor 1, 2 and 3 (29, 30 and 31) 7.08006
Moles of H2SO4 added (29, 30 and 31) 0.708006
Moles of H2SO4 Fed from Storage (Stream 28) 2.124018
Moles of water in reactor 1, 2 and 3 (29, 30 and 31) 6.372054
Moles of water Fed from Storage (Stream 28) 19.11616
Moles of H2SO4 leaving PFR (Stream 32, 33 and 34) 0.708006
SIDE REACTION
Remaining Moles of CHP reacting for SIDE REACTION 18.40816
Using the stoiochmetric realationship of CHP, AMS and Water the amount of moles of AMS, Water and
or returned to the beginning of the
Moles of AMS generated from reactor 1 (Stream 32, 33 and 34) 18.40816
Moles of H2O generated in reactor 1 from 2nd reaction 18.40816
Moles of O2 generated from reactor 1 9.204078
Moles of H2O leaving reactor 1 (Stream 32, 33 and 34) 24.78021
Side Reaction
kmol/hr Assume the cumene that in stream is negible hence for calculation purpos
kmol/hr
henol the amount of moles of phenol that is generated and CHP consumed is calculated
kmol/hr
of moles of AMS, Water and Oxygen that is generated is calculated. (The oxygen is removed by a vent
ed to the beginning of the process.)
kmol/hr
kmol/hr
kmol/hr
kmol/hr
kmol/hr
kmol/hr
kmol/hr
kmol/hr
kmol/hr
kmol/hr
kmol/hr
Reaction Other Reactions (These are
Stream 28
Stream 30
lated Stream 19 Stream 26
2nd PFR
Stream 29
1st PFR
Stream 25
(Equivalent to 10% of H2SO4 fed) Assume H2SO4 feed is half the feed of
CHP ie amount needed to turn all of the
feed to acetone and phenol.
Assume H2SO4 feed is half the feed of
CHP ie amount needed to turn all of the
feed to acetone and phenol.
removed by a vent
eactions (These are assumed to be negilible )
Stream 31
Stream 34
3rd PFR
Stream 30
Stream 33 Stream 35
2nd PFR
Stream 29
1st PFR
Stream 32
Flow into the mixer Stream 35 446.0438 kmoles/hr
Stream 37
Mixer
A liquid/ liquid coalescer is used to remove the aqueous sodium salts.
Stream 38
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Stream 39
Stream 38
Storage tank is used to store the material before it is fed to distillation columns. A valve would be use
Stream 39
Storage Tank
Stream 40
ank
Feed conditions
Pressure 1.65 bar 1237.6023
Temperature 150 C 383
Feed rate 446.04 kmol/h
Antoine Coefficients
Component A B C
ACETONE 7.6313 1566.69 273.419
WATER 8.14019 1810.94 244.485
AMS 7.0924 1582.7 206.01
PHENOL 7.1345 1516.07 174.57
LKC- Water
HKC- AMS
Component Fi xF Di
ACETONE 157.177 0.40 157.177
WATER 19.022 0.05 16.16866655
AMS 55.224 0.14 2.7612233464
PHENOL 157.177 0.40 0
388.601 1.00 176.107
Condenser type to be used was determine by figure 7.16 in Seader and Henly
Performing bubble point pressure calculations (Trial).
Condenser pressure 536.81097597 mmHg
Temperature 49 C
Component z D P*/mmHg k=P*/P
ACETONE 0.8925093 591.7333788936 1.1023123695
WATER 0.0918115 93.2655642178 0.173740047
AMS 0.0156792 7.6908921718 0.0143270025
PHENOL 0.0000000 2.2558639279 0.0042023432
Since pressure is <215 psia a total condenser is used at a pressure of 30 psia . A dew point calculation
Tops Temperature (Dew Point Calculations)
Condenser pressure 1551.5 mmHg
Temperature 99.5654112962 C
Component zD P*/mmHg k=P*/P
ACETONE 0.8925093 2697.0137840486 1.7383266413
WATER 0.0918115 752.663550369 0.4851199164
AMS 0.0156792 81.844804565 0.0527520493
PHENOL 0.0000000 40.1911958716 0.0259047347
Alpha Average
Component average
ACETONE 23.704998973
WATER 8.5166558819
AMS 1
PHENOL 0.5818731039
Heat of solution
q 0.9069002683 kJ/kg
1.7124377802 From Goal Seek =(_(,) (__ )+
First equation
=(_(,) (__ )+
LHS1 0.09
RHS1 0.09
Second equation
Rmin + 1 = LHS
LHS2 1.0322490498
Rmin 0.0322490498
Using R as 1.5Rmin
R 0.0483735747
Where,
=(_)/(+1)
X 0.0153805144
RHS 0.6795927064
Therefore
N - NMin
N - 2.1844015544
N - 0.6795927064 N
0.3204072936 N
N
Stream 40
ASSUME: Tops specification- 95% of the water in the feed must be recovered
mmHg the bottoms
K Water 85% of feed
AMS 5% of feed
Feed enters as subcooled liquid
ACTUAL COMPOSITIONS
COMP FEED FMF TOPS
ACETONE 157.177 0.40 154.268
WATER 19.022 0.05 16.17
AMS 55.224 0.14 2.761
PHENOL 157.177 0.40 2.49
388.601 1.00 175.692
375.3025769 K
y=kz feed
0.9421563524 31.8671756488
0.0325879012 9.1077606709
0.0103877391 1
0.014795882 0.5004508749
0.9999278747 By Goal Seek
Phenol ln(DxD,HHKC/Wxw,HHKC
10.380194622 psia DxD,HHKC=(WxW,HHKC
DxD,HHKC
zP* 157.18
528.12753818 Sub Eq. 1 in Eq.2 157.18
8.5628506222 157.18
0.1205871693 Wxw,HHKC
0 DxD,HHKC
x=z/k tops
0.5134301 32.9527793289
0.1892553 9.1962288183
0.2972248 1
0.0000000 0.4910659398
0.9999 Using Goal Seek
1551.5 mmHg
1810.07462 mmHg
y=kx bottoms
0 12.6848167696
0.1054779519 7.375405804
0.2629567766 1
0.6315426977 0.8016477611
0.9999774262 Using Goal Seek
_)/
= 0.6795927064 N + 0.6795927064
= 0.6795927064 N + 0.6795927064
= 2.1844015544 + 0.6795927064
= 2.8639942608
= 8.9386050745
Stream 42
Stream
41
ed must be recovered in the tops and 95% of the AMS in the feed goes to
the bottoms
Eq. 1 DxD,HHKC
Eq. 2 157.18
Wxw,HHKC Sub Eq. 1 in Eq.2 157.18
157.18
Wxw,HHKC
DxD,HHKC
DxD,LLKC =
2.11875=DxD,LLKC+ Wxw,LLKC
2.11875 =
Wxw,LLKC 0.039221
DxD,LLKC 2.079529
2.11875
= 53.0211206695 Wxw,HHKC Eq. 1
= DxD,HHKC + Wxw,HHKC Eq. 2
= 53.0211 Wx w,HHKC + Wxw,HHKC
= 54.0211 Wxw,HHKC
= 2.9095532821
= 154.267775666
Wxw,LLKC
54.0211206695 Wxw,LLKC
Feed conditions
Pressure 30.0010109267 psia 1551.3523
Temperature 80 C 353.15
Feed rate 446.04 kmol/h
Antoine Coefficients
Component A B C
ACETONE 7.6313 1566.69 273.419
WATER 8.14019 1810.94 244.485
AMS 7.0924 1582.7 206.01
PHENOL 7.1345 1516.07 174.57
LKC- Acetone
HKC- Water
Sharp Separation
Component Fi xF Di
ACETONE 154.268 0.88 152.725
WATER 16.169 0.09 0.162
AMS 2.761 0.016 0
PHENOL 2.494 0.014 0
175.692 1.00 152.887
Condenser type to be used was determine by figure 7.16 in Seader and Henly
Performing bubble point pressure calculations (Trial).
Condenser pressure 591.2062201923 mmHg
Temperature 49 C
Component z D P*/mmHg k=P*/P
ACETONE 0.9989424 591.7333788936 1.0008916664
WATER 0.0010576 93.2655642178 0.1577547073
AMS 0.0000000 7.6908921718 0.0130088147
PHENOL 0.0000000 2.2558639279 0.0038156972
Since pressure is <215 psia a total condenser is used at a pressure of 30 psia . A dew point calculation
Tops Temperature (Dew Point Calculations)
Condenser pressure 1551.5 mmHg
Temperature 79.52010827 C
Component zD P*/mmHg k=P*/P
ACETONE 0.9989424 1557.1089035553 1.0036151489
WATER 0.0010576 355.5962182943 0.2291951133
AMS 0.0000000 35.4304648685 0.0228362648
PHENOL 0.0000000 14.717606517 0.00948605
Alpha Average
Component average
ACETONE 3.7199523398
WATER 1
AMS 0.1064505391
PHENOL 0.050342765
Heat of solution
q 1.0053011191 kJ/kg
1.0744000346 From Goal Seek
=(_(,) (__ )+)/
First equation
=(_(,) (__ )+)/
LHS1 -0.005
RHS1 -0.005
Second equation
Rmin + 1 = LHS
LHS2 1.390414056
Rmin 0.390414056
Using R as 1.5Rmin
R 0.585621084
Where,
=(_)/(+1)
X 0.1231107671
RHS 0.5211599533
Therefore
N - NMin
N - 6.9956335187
N - 0.5211599533 N
0.4788400467 N
N
Stream 42
ASSUME: Tops specification- 95% of the water in the feed must be recovered
mmHg to the bottoms
K Acetone 99.0% of feed
Water 1.00% of feed
Feed enters as subcooled liquid
ACTUAL COMPOSITIONS
COMP FEED FMF TOPS
ACETONE 154.268 0.87806 152.7250979
WATER 16.169 0.09203 0.16
AMS 2.761 0.01572 4.36E-09
PHENOL 2.494 0.01420 2.09E-11
175.692 1.00 152.887
356.20048471 K
y=kz feed
0.975200468 4.2177434801
0.0242333093 1
0.0004194828 0.1013617405
0.0001625996 0.0434912397
1.0000158597 By Goal Seek
AMS ln(DxD,HHKC/Wxw,HHKC
11.432023379 psia DxD,HHKC=(WxW,HHKC
DxD,HHKC
zP* 2.7612
591.10758643 Sub Eq. 1 in Eq.2 2.7612
0.0986337578 2.7612
0 Wxw,HHKC
0 DxD,HHKC
x=z/k tops
0.9953441 4.3788680066
0.0046142 1
0.0000000 0.0996367876
0.0000000 0.041388535
1.0000 Using Goal Seek
y=kx bottoms
0.2065909735 2.7872126862
0.7690868995 1
0.0158459168 0.1194400068
0.0084952171 0.0708809212
1.0000190069 Using Goal Seek
_)/
_)/
= 0.5211599533 N + 0.5211599533
= 0.5211599533 N + 0.5211599533
= 6.9956335187 + 0.5211599533
= 7.516793472
= 15.6979215149
Stream 44
Stream
43
ed must be recovered in the tops and 95% of the AMS in the feed goes
to the bottoms
8870.273686577 0.999672
2.910359979 0.000328
5.15572387E-007 5.810E-011
0.000000002 2.217E-013
8873.184047074 1
Eq. 1 DxD,HHKC
Eq. 2 2.4945
Wxw,HHKC Sub Eq. 1 in Eq.2 2.4945
2.4945
Wxw,HHKC
DxD,HHKC
DxD,LLKC =
2.11875=DxD,LLKC+ Wxw,LLKC
2.11875 =
Wxw,LLKC 2.11875
DxD,LLKC 1.78E-011
2.11875
= 8.386722E-012 Wxw,HHKC Eq. 1
= DxD,HHKC + Wxw,HHKC Eq. 2
= 8.39E-12 Wx w,HHKC + Wxw,HHKC
= 1.00000000 Wxw,HHKC
= 2.4944747505
= 2.092047E-011
Wxw,LLKC
1 Wxw,LLKC
Feed conditions
Pressure 35.0010109267 psia 1809.9023
Temperature 180 C 453.15
Feed rate 446.04 kmol/h
Antoine Coefficients
Component A B C
ACETONE 7.6313 1566.69 273.419
WATER 8.14019 1810.94 244.485
AMS 7.0924 1582.7 206.01
PHENOL 7.1345 1516.07 174.57
LKC- Water
HKC- AMS
Sharp Separation
Component Fi xF Di
ACETONE 2.9096 0.0137 2.9096
WATER 2.853 0.01 2.825
AMS 52.463 0.246 0.525
PHENOL 154.683 0.727 0
212.909 1.00 6.259
Condenser type to be used was determine by figure 7.16 in Seader and Henly
Performing bubble point pressure calculations (Trial).
Condenser pressure 317.8118730236 mmHg
Temperature 49 C
Component z D P*/mmHg k=P*/P
ACETONE 0.4648631 591.7333788936 1.8618982773
WATER 0.4513157 93.2655642178 0.293461548
AMS 0.0838212 7.6908921718 0.0241995118
PHENOL 0.0000000 2.2558639279 0.0070981109
Since pressure is <215 psia a total condenser is used at a pressure of 30 psia . A dew point calculation
Tops Temperature (Dew Point Calculations)
Condenser pressure 1551.448 mmHg
Temperature 130.5194020617 C
Component zD P*/mmHg k=P*/P
ACETONE 0.4648631 5659.3049234923 3.6477567559
WATER 0.4513157 2046.7903222597 1.3192774249
AMS 0.0838212 245.1282682027 0.1579996675
PHENOL 0.0000000 146.2969550105 0.0942970406
Alpha Average
Component average
ACETONE 15.5816431036
WATER 7.6947407482
AMS 1
PHENOL 0.7245220159
Heat of solution
q 1.0944618917 kJ/kg
5.5513959016 From Goal Seek
=(_(,) (__ )+)/
First equation
=(_(,) (__ )+)/
LHS1 -0.094
RHS1 -0.094
Second equation
Rmin + 1 = LHS
LHS2 2.1334526843
Rmin 1.1334526843
Using R as 1.5Rmin
R 1.7001790265
Where,
=(_)/(+1)
X 0.2098847286
RHS 0.4403808561
Therefore
N - NMin
N - 3.3466594307
N - 0.4403808561 N
0.5596191439 N
N
Stream 41
ASSUME: Tops specification- 95% of the water in the feed must be recovered
mmHg to the bottoms
K Water 99.0% of feed
AMS 1.00% of feed
Feed enters as subcooled liquid
ACTUAL COMPOSITIONS
COMP FEED FMF TOPS
ACETONE 2.9096 0.01367 2.8804577
WATER 2.853 0.01340 2.825
AMS 52.463 0.24641 0.525
PHENOL 154.683 0.72652 0.53
212.909 1.00 6.759
475.5803899 K
y=kz feed
0.1647669077 13.2274695286
0.0906986027 7.4248409018
0.2246063572 1
0.5208245727 0.7864704013
1.0008964403 By Goal Seek
Acetone ln(DxD,HHKC/Wxw,HHKC
6.1454576057 psia DxD,HHKC=(WxW,HHKC
DxD,HHKC
zP* 2.90955
275.07499733 Sub Eq. 1 in Eq.2 2.90955
42.09221588 2.90955
0.6446598086 Wxw,HHKC
0 DxD,HHKC
x=z/k tops
0.1274381 23.0871166552
0.3420931 8.3498746891
0.5305150 1
0.0000000 0.5968179683
1.0000 Using Goal Seek
y=kx bottoms
0 12.3877744919
0.0011813954 7.3487735752
0.2926336199 1
0.7061655912 0.8102713587
0.9999806066 Using Goal Seek
_)/
_)/
= 0.4403808561 N + 0.4403808561
= 0.4403808561 N + 0.4403808561
= 3.3466594307 + 0.4403808561
= 3.7870402869
= 6.7671742973
Stream 46
Stream
45
ed must be recovered in the tops and 95% of the AMS in the feed goes
to the bottoms
167.2969860796 0.5070357
50.8457008104 0.1541007
62.000536632 0.1879083
49.8078873036 0.1509554
329.9511108256 1
Eq. 1 DxD,HHKC
Eq. 2 154.68
Wxw,HHKC Sub Eq. 1 in Eq.2 154.68
154.68
Wxw,HHKC
DxD,HHKC
DxD,LLKC =
2.11875=DxD,LLKC+ Wxw,LLKC
2.11875 =
Wxw,LLKC 2.111496
DxD,LLKC 0.007254
2.11875
= 0.00343562 Wxw,HHKC Eq. 1
= DxD,HHKC + Wxw,HHKC Eq. 2
= 0.00343562 Wx w,HHKC + Wxw,HHKC
= 1.00343562 Wxw,HHKC
= 154.153242228
= 0.5296119697
Wxw,LLKC
1.00343562 Wxw,LLKC
Feed conditions
Pressure 35.0000054143 psia 1809.8503
Temperature 210 C 483.15
Feed rate 446.04 kmol/h
Antoine Coefficients
Component A B C
ACETONE 7.6313 1566.69 273.419
WATER 8.14019 1810.94 244.485
AMS 7.0924 1582.7 206.01
PHENOL 7.1345 1516.07 174.57
LKC- AMS
HKC- Phenol
Sharp Separation
Component Fi xF Di
ACETONE 0.0290955 0.0001411 0.0291
WATER 0.029 0.00 0.0285
AMS 51.939 0.252 51.419
PHENOL 154.153 0.748 1.542
206.149 1.00 53.018
Condenser type to be used was determine by figure 7.16 in Seader and Henly
Performing bubble point pressure calculations (Trial).
Condenser pressure 7.8994321332 mmHg
Temperature 49 C
Component z D P*/mmHg k=P*/P
ACETONE 0.0005488 591.7333788936 74.908343906
WATER 0.0005382 93.2655642178 11.806616304
AMS 0.9698376 7.6908921718 0.9736006389
PHENOL 0.0290754 2.2558639279 0.2855729235
Since pressure is <215 psia a total condenser is used at a pressure of 30 psia . A dew point calculation
Tops Temperature (Dew Point Calculations)
Condenser pressure 7.8994321332 mmHg
Temperature 50.6423155029 C
Component zD P*/mmHg k=P*/P
ACETONE 0.0005488 626.2560766504 79.278619791
WATER 0.0005382 100.9388978036 12.777994178
AMS 0.9698376 8.4273602736 1.0668311508
PHENOL 0.0290754 2.5279200964 0.3200128888
Alpha Average
Component average
ACETONE 48.6619198785
WATER 16.5004634554
AMS 1.8517793886
PHENOL 1
Heat of solution
q 1.0211814216 kJ/kg
1.1736001814 From Goal Seek
=(_(,) (__ )+)
First equation
=(_(,) (__ )+)
LHS1 -3.62
RHS1 -0.02
Second equation
Rmin + 1 = LHS
LHS2 2.3592835849
Rmin 1.3592835849
Using R as 1.5Rmin
R 2.0389253774
Where,
=(_)/(+1)
X 0.2236454365
RHS 0.4290355457
Therefore
N - NMin
N - 2.3656329095
N - 0.4290355457 N
0.5709644543 N
N
Stream 45
ASSUME: Tops specification- 95% of the water in the feed must be recovere
mmHg the bottoms
K AMS 99.0% of feed
Phenol 1.00% of feed
Feed enters as subcooled liquid
ACTUAL COMPOSITIONS
COMP FEED FMF TOPS
ACETONE 0.0290955 0.0001411 2.88E-02
WATER 0.0285329 0.00014 0.025
AMS 51.9386111 0.25195 43.935
PHENOL 154.1532422 0.74777 2.000
206.149 1.00 45.989
487.00980854 K
y=kz feed
0.0020329164 15.2999979824
0.0011821395 9.0723618916
0.2927949846 1.2344441903
0.7039705712 1
0.9999806118 By Goal Seek
Acetone ln(DxD,HHKC/Wxw,HHKC
0.1527495648 psia DxD,HHKC=(WxW,HHKC
DxD,HHKC
zP* 0.0290955
0.3247325931 Sub Eq. 1 in Eq.2 0.0290955
0.0501927924 0.0290955
7.4589165316 Wxw,HHKC
0.065590216 DxD,HHKC
x=z/k tops
0.0000069 247.7357087108
0.0000421 39.9296235457
0.9090826 3.3337130733
0.0908571 1
1.0000 Using Goal Seek
7.8994321332 mmHg
266.47405213 mmHg
y=kx bottoms
0 30.4009905225
0 12.4014608448
0.0052254139 1.5430075792
0.9950620535 1
1.0002874674 Using Goal Seek
_)/
_)/
= 0.4290355457 N + 0.4290355457
= 0.4290355457 N + 0.4290355457
= 2.3656329095 + 0.4290355457
= 2.7946684552
= 4.8946452517
Stream 48
Stream
47
ed must be recovered in the tops and 95% of the AMS in the feed goes to
the bottoms
1.6729698608 0.0003108215
0.4543210072 8.44084E-005
5192.194365 0.9646591096
188.092 0.0349456604
5382.413655868 1
Eq. 1 DxD,HHKC
Eq. 2 0.02853
Wxw,HHKC Sub Eq. 1 in Eq.2 0.02853
0.02853
Wxw,HHKC
DxD,HHKC
DxD,LLKC =
2.11875=DxD,LLKC+ Wxw,LLKC
2.11875 =
Wxw,LLKC 0.244517
DxD,LLKC 1.874233
2.11875
= 7.6650280339 Wxw,HHKC Eq. 1
= DxD,HHKC + Wxw,HHKC Eq. 2
= 7.66502803 Wx w,HHKC + Wxw,HHKC
= 8.66502803 Wxw,HHKC
= 0.003292885
= 0.025240056
Wxw,LLKC
8.6650280339 Wxw,LLKC
Conversions
Single-Pass Conversion 1st Oxidizer Reactor 17%
Single-Pass Conversion 2nd Oxidizer Reactor 8%
Single-Pass Conversion Both Oxidizer Reactor 23%
Overall Conversion Oxidizer Reaction 99%
Single-Pass Conversion 1st Cleavage Reactor 100%
Single-Pass Conversion 2nd Cleavage Reactor 100%
Single-Pass Conversion 3rd Cleavage Reactor 100%
Overall Conversion Cleavage Reaction 100%
Yield
Yield 1st Oxidizer Reactor 0.179576
Yield 2nd Oxidizer Reactor 0.316892
Yield Both Oxidizer Reactor 0.239582
Selectivity
Residence time ranges between 1 to 3h
1st reactor
Residence time (hr) 2 hr =(
2nd Reactor
Residence time (hr) 2
=( )/( )
% Over Design
% Over Design
_= 1580(_ ) ^0.20294
CPL: Platform and ladder cost
Residence time ranges between 20 to 30min
1st reactor
Residence Time (hr) 0.416667 =( )/(
2nd reactor
Residence Time (hr) 0.416667
3rd reactor
Residence Time (hr) 0.416667
$ 64,041.24
From Chemical Engineering Design
Principles, Practice and Economics of
Plant and Process Design
_=+^
CS: Siever Tray Cost
a: 14000
b: 15400
S: diameter between 0.5 and 100 m3
n: 0.7
_= 1580(_ ) ^0.20294
CPL: Platform and ladder cost
Residence time ranges between 10 to 30min
1st reactor
Residence Time (hr) 0.3333333333 =( )/(
_= 1580(_ ) ^0.20294
CPL: Platform and ladder cost
Reactor Reactor Description Residence Time Volumetric Flow Reactor Volume
(h) (m3/s) (m3)
R1 Oxidation Reactor 1 2.000 0.038 272.949
R2 Oxidation Reactor 2 2.000 0.038 272.949
R3 PFR 1 0.417 0.002 3.562
R4 PFR 2 0.417 0.002 3.562
R5 PFR 3 0.417 0.002 3.562
R6 CSTR 0.333 0.009 11.269
Actual Reactor
Volume (m3)
313.892
313.892
4.096
4.096
4.096
12.959
Reactor Reactor Description Actual Reactor Cost of Reator ($)
Volume (m3)
R1 Oxidation Reactor 1 57.641 949,553
R2 Oxidation Reactor 2 57.641 949,553
R3 PFR 1 2.023 64,041
R4 PFR 2 2.023 64,041
R5 PFR 3 2.023 64,041
R6 CSTR 11.178 156,990
$ 2,248,220
Operating Temperature (K) 323.15
Operating Pressure (bar) 5.06625
Molar Flow Inlet (kmol/s) 0.6559446479
Mass Flow Inlet (kg/s) 19.816517918
Density of material (kg/m3) 25.32
Volumetric Flow Rate (m3/s) 0.7826428877
Gas Constant (J/kgK) 8.314
Density of Gas (kg/m3) 4.778
Density of liquid (kg/m3) 875.2
Gas Compressibility
Interpolation is required
Pressure (bar)
Temperature (K)
5
300 0.999
350 1
Interpolate wrt Pressure
Temperature (K) Z Value
300 0.9989735
350 1
T (R) 581.67
Qg (MMscf/D) 10.092519256
Z 0.9994487695
P (psia) 73.479743878
g (lbm/ft3) 0.2982804132
l (lbm/ft3) 54.636881047
dm (ft) 6.56E-04
Re 10000
CD 0.0024
d2 (ft2) 57.182257347
d (ft) 7.5618950896
d (in.) 90.742741076
L/D 3
L (ft) 22.685685269
L (in.) 272.22822323
Stress Assumption (psig) 13750
log Cp 4.1925093026
Cost of Shell $ in 2001 $ 15,578
200m
d (m) 2.304866
_=(0.22(_+18) ^2)/(_^2 )
Tw: Wall thickness
h: Column Height
S: Maximum Allowable Stress
_=__
ro: Outside radius
ri: Inlet radius
_=2 (__)/2
Vs: Shell Volume
Assumed =_ _
L (m) 6.914597 W: Mass of empty shell
ss: Density of Stainless Steel
_10 _^=_1+_2 _10 ()+_3 [ _10
()]^2
CP: Cost of column shell
_= 1580(_ ) ^0.20294
CPL: Platform and ladder cost
=_ _
W: Mass of empty shell
ss: Density of Stainless Steel
_10 _^=_1+_2 _10 ()+_3 [ _10
()]^2
CP: Cost of column shell
_= 1580(_ ) ^0.20294
CPL: Platform and ladder cost
_=24/
Re: reynolds number
Standard Volume Flow:
_=(_/)(/_ " " )
()+_3 [ _10
()+_3 [ _10
Operating Temperature (K) 278.15
Operating Pressure (bar) 5.06625
Molar Flow Inlet (kmol/s) 0.6485112992
Mass Flow Inlet (kg/s) 18.916739898
Density of material (kg/m3) 15.1
Volumetric Flow Rate (m3/s) 1.2527642317
Gas Constant (J/kgK) 8.314
Density of Gas (kg/m3) 4.778
Density of liquid (kg/m3) 875.2
Gas Compressibility
Interpolation is required
Pressure (bar)
Temperature (K)
5
300 0.999
350 1
Interpolate wrt Pressure
Temperature (K) Z Value
300 0.9989735
350 1
T (R) 500.67
Qg (MMscf/D) 18.768535443
Z 0.9985249195
P (psia) 73.479743878
g (lbm/ft3) 0.2982804132
l (lbm/ft3) 54.636881047
dm (ft) 6.56E-04
Re 10000
CD 0.0024
d2 (ft2) 91.446137818
d (ft) 9.562747399
d (in.) 114.75296879
L/D 3
L (ft) 28.688242197
L (in.) 344.25890637
Stress Assumption (psig) 13750
log Cp 4.289669848
Cost of Shell $ in 2001 $ 19,484
From Hysys
Standard Volumetric Flow 6.1512233
From Hysys
From Hysys
Pressure (bar)
10
0.997 Z value
1 Z value
200m
d (m) 2.914725
_=(0.22(_+18) ^2)/(_^2 )
Tw: Wall thickness
h: Column Height
S: Maximum Allowable Stress
_=__
ro: Outside radius
ri: Inlet radius
_=2 (__)/2
Vs: Shell Volume
Assumed =_ _
L (m) 8.744176 W: Mass of empty shell
ss: Density of Stainless Steel
_10 _^=_1+_2 _10 ()+_3 [ _10 (
CP: Cost of column shell
_= 1580(_ ) ^0.20294
CPL: Platform and ladder cost
=_ _
W: Mass of empty shell
ss: Density of Stainless Steel
_10 _^=_1+_2 _10 ()+_3 [ _10 (
CP: Cost of column shell
_= 1580(_ ) ^0.20294
CPL: Platform and ladder cost
_=24/
Re: reynolds number
Standard Volume Flow:
_=(_/)(/_ " " )
2)/(_^2 )
tress
Steel
_10 ()+_3 [ _10 ()]^2
20294
cost
Steel
_10 ()+_3 [ _10 ()]^2
20294
cost
Operating Temperature (K) 323.15
Operating Pressure (bar) 5.06625
Molar Flow Inlet (mol/s) 0.6559446479
Mass Flow Inlet (kg/s) 19.816517918
Density of material (kg/m3) 25.32
Volumetric Flow Rate (m3/s) 0.7826428877
Gas Constant (J/kgK) 8.314
Density of Gas (kg/m3) 4.778
Density of liquid (kg/m3) 875.2
Gas Compressibility
Interpolation is required
Pressure (bar)
Temperature (K)
5
300 0.999
350 1
Interpolate wrt Pressure
Temperature (K) Z Value
300 0.9989735
350 1
T (R) 581.67
Qg (MMscf/D) 10.092519256
Z 0.9994487695
P (psia) 73.479743878
g (lbm/ft3) 0.2982804132
l (lbm/ft3) 54.636881047
dm (ft) 6.56E-04
Re 10000
CD 0.0024
d2 (ft2) 57.182257347
d (ft) 7.5618950896
d (in.) 90.742741076
log Cp 4.1925093026
Cost of Shell $ in 2001 $ 15,578
d (m) 2.304866
Assumed
L (m) 6.914597
_=(0.22(_+18) ^2)/(_^2 )
Tw: Wall thickness
h: Column Height
S: Maximum Allowable Stress
_=__
ro: Outside radius
ri: Inlet radius
_=2 (__)/2
Vs: Shell Volume
_=(0.22(_+18) ^2)/(_^2 )
Tw: Wall thickness
h: Column Height
S: Maximum Allowable Stress
_=__
ro: Outside radius
ri: Inlet radius
_=2 (__)/2
Vs: Shell Volume
=_ _
W: Mass of empty shell
ss: Density of Stainless Steel
_10 _^=_1+_2 _10 ()+_3
[ _10 ()]^2
CP: Cost of column shell
_= 1580(_ ) ^0.20294
CPL: Platform and ladder cost
_=24/
Re: reynolds number
Standard Volume Flow:
_=(_/)(/_ " " )
Operating Temperature (K) 278.15
Operating Pressure (bar) 5.06625
Molar Flow Inlet (mol/s) 0.6485112992
Mass Flow Inlet (kg/s) 18.916739898
Density of material (kg/m3) 15.1
Volumetric Flow Rate (m3/s) 1.2527642317
Gas Constant (J/kgK) 8.314
Density of Gas (kg/m3) 4.778
Density of liquid (kg/m3) 875.2
Gas Compressibility
Interpolation is required
Pressure (bar)
Temperature (K)
5
300 0.999
350 1
Interpolate wrt Pressure
Temperature (K) Z Value
300 0.9989735
350 1
T (R) 500.67
Qg (MMscf/D) 18.768535443
Z 0.9985249195
P (psia) 73.479743878
g (lbm/ft3) 0.2982804132
l (lbm/ft3) 54.636881047
dm (ft) 6.56E-04
Re 10000
CD 0.0024
d2 (ft2) 91.446137818
d (ft) 9.562747399
d (in.) 114.75296879
log Cp 4.289669848
Cost of Shell $ in 2001 $ 19,484
From Hysys
Standard Volumetric Flow 6.1512233
From Hysys
From Hysys
Pressure (bar)
10
0.997 Z value
1 Z value
d (m) 2.914725
Assumed
L (m) 8.744176
_=(0.22(_+18) ^2)/(_^2 )
Tw: Wall thickness
h: Column Height
S: Maximum Allowable Stress
_=__
ro: Outside radius
ri: Inlet radius
_=2 (__)/2
Vs: Shell Volume
_=(0.22(_+18) ^2)/(_^2 )
Tw: Wall thickness
h: Column Height
S: Maximum Allowable Stress
_=__
ro: Outside radius
ri: Inlet radius
_=2 (__)/2
Vs: Shell Volume
=_ _
W: Mass of empty shell
ss: Density of Stainless Steel
_10 _^=_1+_2 _10 ()+_3
[ _10 ()]^2
CP: Cost of column shell
_= 1580(_ ) ^0.20294
CPL: Platform and ladder cost
_=24/
Re: reynolds number
Standard Volume Flow:
_=(_/)(/_ " " )
3
Operating Temperature (K) 323.15
Operating Pressure (bar) 5.06625
Molar Flow Inlet (mol/s) 0.3108761812
Mass Flow Inlet (kg/s) 9.3640186914
Density of material (kg/m3) 25.32
Volumetric Flow Rate (m3/s) 0.3698269625
Gas Constant (J/kgK) 8.314
Density of Gas (kg/m3) 6.297
Density of liquid (kg/m3) 874.9
Gas Compressibility
Interpolation is required
Pressure (bar)
Temperature (K)
5
300 0.999
350 1
Interpolate wrt Pressure
Temperature (K) Z Value
300 0.9989735
350 1
T (R) 581.67
Qg (MMscf/D) 4.7690789747
Z 0.9994487695
P (psia) 73.479743878
g (lbm/ft3) 0.3931083637
l (lbm/ft3) 54.618152683
dm (ft) 6.56E-04
Re 10000
CD 0.0024
d2 (ft2) 31.052335118
d (ft) 5.5724622133
d (in.) 66.869546559
log Cp 4.0769270227
Cost of Shell $ in 2001 $ 11,938
From Hysys
Standard Volumetric Flow 1.5630239
From Hysys
From Hysys
Pressure (bar)
10
0.997 Z value
1 Z value
d (m) 1.698486
Assumed
L (m) 5.095459
_=(0.22(_+18) ^2)/(_^2 )
Tw: Wall thickness
h: Column Height
S: Maximum Allowable Stress
_=__
ro: Outside radius
ri: Inlet radius
_=2 (__)/2
Vs: Shell Volume
=_ _
Tw: Wall thickness
h: Column Height
S: Maximum Allowable Stress
_=__
ro: Outside radius
ri: Inlet radius
_=2 (__)/2
Vs: Shell Volume
=_ _
W: Mass of empty shell
ss: Density of Stainless Steel
_10 _^=_1+_2 _10 ()+_3
[ _10 ()]^2
CP: Cost of column shell
_= 1580(_ ) ^0.20294
CPL: Platform and ladder cost
_=24/
Re: reynolds number
Standard Volume Flow:
_=(_/)(/_ " " )
^2 )
10 ()+_3
Operating Temperature (K) 278.15
Operating Pressure (bar) 5.06625
Molar Flow Inlet (mol/s) 0.3077493775
Mass Flow Inlet (kg/s) 8.9834939123
Density of material (kg/m3) 15.1
Volumetric Flow Rate (m3/s) 0.5949333717
Gas Constant (J/kgK) 8.314
Density of Gas (kg/m3) 6.297
Density of liquid (kg/m3) 874.9
Gas Compressibility
Interpolation is required
Pressure (bar)
Temperature (K)
5
300 0.999
350 1
Interpolate wrt Pressure
Temperature (K) Z Value
300 0.9989735
350 1
T (R) 500.67
Qg (MMscf/D) 8.9131121325
Z 0.9985249195
P (psia) 73.479743878
g (lbm/ft3) 0.3931083637
l (lbm/ft3) 54.618152683
dm (ft) 6.56E-04
Re 10000
CD 0.0024
d2 (ft2) 49.907106882
d (ft) 7.0644962228
d (in.) 84.773954674
log Cp 4.1657421183
Cost of Shell $ in 2001 $ 14,647
d (m) 2.153258
Assumed
L (m) 6.459775
_=(0.22(_+18) ^2)/(_^2 )
Tw: Wall thickness
h: Column Height
S: Maximum Allowable Stress
_=__
ro: Outside radius
ri: Inlet radius
_=2 (__)/2
Vs: Shell Volume
=_ _
Tw: Wall thickness
h: Column Height
S: Maximum Allowable Stress
_=__
ro: Outside radius
ri: Inlet radius
_=2 (__)/2
Vs: Shell Volume
=_ _
W: Mass of empty shell
ss: Density of Stainless Steel
_10 _^=_1+_2 _10 ()+_3
[ _10 ()]^2
CP: Cost of column shell
_= 1580(_ ) ^0.20294
CPL: Platform and ladder cost
_=24/
Re: reynolds number
Standard Volume Flow:
_=(_/)(/_ " " )
3
Operating Temperature (K) 323.15
Operating Pressure (bar) 5.06625
Molar Flow Inlet (mol/s) 0.3108761812
Mass Flow Inlet (kg/s) 9.3640186914
Density of material (kg/m3) 25.32
Volumetric Flow Rate (m3/s) 0.3698269625
Gas Constant (J/kgK) 8.314
Density of Gas (kg/m3) 6.297
Density of liquid (kg/m3) 874.9
Gas Compressibility
Interpolation is required
Pressure (bar)
Temperature (K)
5
300 0.999
350 1
Interpolate wrt Pressure
Temperature (K) Z Value
300 0.9989735
350 1
T (R) 581.67
Qg (MMscf/D) 4.7690789747
Z 0.9994487695
P (psia) 73.479743878
g (lbm/ft3) 0.3931083637
l (lbm/ft3) 54.618152683
dm (ft) 6.56E-04
Re 10000
CD 0.0024
d2 (ft2) 31.052335118
d (ft) 5.5724622133
d (in.) 66.869546559
log Cp 4.0769270227
Cost of Shell $ in 2001 $ 11,938
d (m) 1.698486
Assumed
L (m) 5.095459
_=(0.22(_+18) ^2)/(_^2 )
Tw: Wall thickness
h: Column Height
S: Maximum Allowable Stress
_=__
ro: Outside radius
ri: Inlet radius
_=2 (__)/2
Vs: Shell Volume
_=(0.22(_+18) ^2)/(_^2 )
Tw: Wall thickness
h: Column Height
S: Maximum Allowable Stress
_=__
ro: Outside radius
ri: Inlet radius
_=2 (__)/2
Vs: Shell Volume
=_ _
W: Mass of empty shell
ss: Density of Stainless Steel
_10 _^=_1+_2 _10 ()+_3
[ _10 ()]^2
CP: Cost of column shell
_= 1580(_ ) ^0.20294
CPL: Platform and ladder cost
_=24/
Re: reynolds number
Standard Volume Flow:
_=(_/)(/_ " " )
3
Operating Temperature (K) 278.15
Operating Pressure (bar) 5.06625
Molar Flow Inlet (mol/s) 0.3077493775
Mass Flow Inlet (kg/s) 8.9834939123
Density of material (kg/m3) 15.1
Volumetric Flow Rate (m3/s) 0.5949333717
Gas Constant (J/kgK) 8.314
Density of Gas (kg/m3) 6.297
Density of liquid (kg/m3) 874.9
Gas Compressibility
Interpolation is required
Pressure (bar)
Temperature (K)
5
300 0.999
350 1
Interpolate wrt Pressure
Temperature (K) Z Value
300 0.9989735
350 1
T (R) 500.67
Qg (MMscf/D) 8.9131121325
Z 0.9985249195
P (psia) 73.479743878
g (lbm/ft3) 0.3931083637
l (lbm/ft3) 54.618152683
dm (ft) 6.56E-04
Re 10000
CD 0.0024
d2 (ft2) 49.907106882
d (ft) 7.0644962228
d (in.) 84.773954674
log Cp 4.1657421183
Cost of Shell $ in 2001 $ 14,647
From Hysys
Standard Volumetric Flow 2.9211945
From Hysys
From Hysys
Pressure (bar)
10
0.997 Z value
1 Z value
d (m) 2.153258
Assumed
L (m) 6.459775
_=(0.22(_+18) ^2)/(_^2 )
Tw: Wall thickness
h: Column Height
S: Maximum Allowable Stress
_=__
ro: Outside radius
ri: Inlet radius
_=2 (__)/2
Vs: Shell Volume
_=(0.22(_+18) ^2)/(_^2 )
Tw: Wall thickness
h: Column Height
S: Maximum Allowable Stress
_=__
ro: Outside radius
ri: Inlet radius
_=2 (__)/2
Vs: Shell Volume
=_ _
W: Mass of empty shell
ss: Density of Stainless Steel
_10 _^=_1+_2 _10 ()+_3
[ _10 ()]^2
CP: Cost of column shell
_= 1580(_ ) ^0.20294
CPL: Platform and ladder cost
_=24/
Re: reynolds number
Standard Volume Flow:
_=(_/)(/_ " " )
^2 )
^2 )
10 ()+_3
Operating Temperature (K) 298.15
Operating Pressure (bar) 1
Molar Flow Inlet (mol/s) 0.2298342006
Mass Flow Inlet (kg/s) 29.528852214
Density of material (kg/m3) 17.58
Volumetric Flow Rate (m3/s) 1.6796844263
Gas Constant (J/kgK) 8.314
Density of Gas (kg/m3) 0.5374
Density of liquid (kg/m3) 906.4
Gas Compressibility
Interpolation is required
Pressure (bar)
Temperature (K)
5
300 0.999
350 1
Interpolate wrt Pressure
Temperature (K) Z Value
300 1.0006
350 1
T (R) 536.67
Qg (MMscf/D) 4.6338969232
Z 1.0006222
P (psia) 73.479743878
g (lbm/ft3) 0.033548743
l (lbm/ft3) 56.58463092
dm (ft) 6.56E-04
Re 10000
CD 0.0024
d2 (ft2) 7.9727445837
d (ft) 2.8236048916
d (in.) 33.883258699
log Cp 3.8558067155
Cost of Shell $ in 2001 $ 7,175
From Hysys
Standard Volumetric Flow 1.5187192
From Hysys
From Hysys
Pressure (bar)
10
0.997 Z value
1 Z value
d (m) 0.860635
Assumed
L (m) 2.581904
_=(0.22(_+18) ^2)/(_^2 )
Tw: Wall thickness
h: Column Height
S: Maximum Allowable Stress
_=__
ro: Outside radius
ri: Inlet radius
_=2 (__)/2
Vs: Shell Volume
_=(0.22(_+18) ^2)/(_^2 )
Tw: Wall thickness
h: Column Height
S: Maximum Allowable Stress
_=__
ro: Outside radius
ri: Inlet radius
_=2 (__)/2
Vs: Shell Volume
=_ _
W: Mass of empty shell
ss: Density of Stainless Steel
_10 _^=_1+_2 _10 ()+_3
[ _10 ()]^2
CP: Cost of column shell
_= 1580(_ ) ^0.20294
CPL: Platform and ladder cost
_=24/
Re: reynolds number
Standard Volume Flow:
_=(_/)(/_ " " )
^2 )
^2 )
10 ()+_3
Operating Temperature (K) 298.15
Operating Pressure (bar) 1
Molar Flow Inlet (mol/s) 0.1250928577
Mass Flow Inlet (kg/s) 8.9317185385
Density of material (kg/m3) 549
Volumetric Flow Rate (m3/s) 0.0162690684
Gas Constant (J/kgK) 8.314
Density of Gas (kg/m3) 1.451
Density of liquid (kg/m3) 941.7
Gas Compressibility
Interpolation is required
Pressure (bar)
Temperature (K)
5
300 0.999
350 1
Interpolate wrt Pressure
Temperature (K) Z Value
300 1.0006
350 1
T (R) 536.67
Qg (MMscf/D) 0.0448829463
Z 1.0006222
P (psia) 73.479743878
g (lbm/ft3) 0.0905828547
l (lbm/ft3) 58.788335103
dm (ft) 6.56E-04
Re 10000
CD 0.0024
d2 (ft2) 0.1245481956
d (ft) 0.3529138642
d (in.) 4.2349663705
log Cp 3.3834861197
Cost of Shell $ in 2001 $ 2,418
From Hysys
Standard Volumetric Flow 0.01471
From Hysys
From Hysys
Pressure (bar)
10
0.997 Z value
1 Z value
Assumed
L (m) 0.322704
_=(0.22(_+18) ^2)/(_^2 )
Tw: Wall thickness
h: Column Height
S: Maximum Allowable Stress
_=__
ro: Outside radius
ri: Inlet radius
_=2 (__)/2
Vs: Shell Volume
_=(0.22(_+18) ^2)/(_^2 )
Tw: Wall thickness
h: Column Height
S: Maximum Allowable Stress
_=__
ro: Outside radius
ri: Inlet radius
_=2 (__)/2
Vs: Shell Volume
=_ _
W: Mass of empty shell
ss: Density of Stainless Steel
_10 _^=_1+_2 _10 ()+_3 [ _10 ()]^2
CP: Cost of column shell
_= 1580(_ ) ^0.20294
CPL: Platform and ladder cost
_=24/
Re: reynolds number
Standard Volume Flow:
_=(_/)(/_ " " )
_3 [ _10 ()]^2
Volumetric Flow
Separator Separator Description (m3/s) Height (m)
S1 Removal of Cumene and CHP 0.783 6.915
S2 Removal of Cumene 1.253 8.744
S3 Removal of Cumene and CHP 0.783 6.915
S4 Removal of Cumene 1.253 8.744
S5 Removal of Cumene and CHP 0.370 5.095
S6 Removal of Cumene 0.595 6.460
S7 Removal of Cumene and CHP 0.370 5.095
S8 Removal of Cumene 0.595 6.460
S9 Flash Column 1.680 2.582
S10 Removal of NaSO4 1.6796844263 2.582
Total
Separator
Diameter (m) Volume (m3) Total Cost of Column ($)
2.305 50.068 24,474
2.915 80.069 30,079
2.305 50.068 24,474
2.915 80.069 30,079
1.698 27.189 19,211
2.1532584487 43.698 23,132
1.6984864826 27.189 19,211
2.1532584487 43.698 23,132
0.860634771 6.981 12,212
0.860634771 6.981 12,212
$ 218,215
Separator Separator Description Height (m) Diameter (m)
S1 Removal of Cumene and CHP 6.915 2.305
S2 Removal of Cumene 6.915 2.305
S3 Removal of Cumene and CHP 6.460 2.153
S4 Removal of Cumene 5.095 1.698
S5 Removal of NaSO4 0.323 0.108
Total Cost of Column ($)
24,474
24,474
23,132
19,211
$ 4,801
$ 96,090
Number of Stages 9
Plate Spacing (m) 1.3
Tops
At 97.15C
Density of Vapour (v) (kg/m3) 0.83
Density of Liquid (l) (kg/m3) 946.60
log Cp 4.5285692228
Cost of Shell $ in 2001 $ 33,773
_=((4)_/( _ _ ))
Where,
Dc: Column Diameter, m
Vw:Maximum vapour rate, kg/s
_=(0.22(_+18) ^2)/(_^2 )
Tw: Wall thickness
h: Column Height
S: Maximum Allowable Stress
_=__
ro: Outside radius
ri: Inlet radius
_=2 (__)/2
Vs: Shell Volume
=_ _
W: Mass of empty shell
ss: Density of Stainless Steel
_= 1580(_ ) ^0.20294
CPL: Platform and ladder cost
_=4080(/50)^0.48
CC: Condenser Cost
_=12,300(/400)^0.25
CR: Reboiler Cost
From yellow book From Chemical Engineering Design Principles,
PDF Online Practice and Economics of Plant and Process Design
PDF Online _=+^
CS: Siever Tray Cost
a: 100
b: 120
S: diameter between 0.5 and 5 m
n: 2
b: 120
S: diameter between 0.5 and 5 m
n: 2
Dc in ft
Dc in ft
Dc in ft
alculation:
^2+0.27_0.047) ((__)/_
_ _ ))
ter, m
ur rate, kg/s
8) ^2)/(_^2 )
able Stress
shell
nless Steel
shell
) ^0.20294
adder cost
.48
t
)^0.25
st
en 0.5 and 5 m
en 0.5 and 5 m
Number of Stages 16
Plate Spacing (m) 1.3
Tops
At 56.7C
Density of Vapour (v) (kg/m3) 2.14
Density of Liquid (l) (kg/m3) 745.10
log Cp 4.9467761551
Cost of Shell $ in 2001 $ 88,466
_=((4)_/( _ _ ))
Where,
Dc: Column Diameter, m
Vw:Maximum vapour rate, kg/s
_=(0.22(_+18) ^2)/(_^2 )
Tw: Wall thickness
h: Column Height
S: Maximum Allowable Stress
_=__
ro: Outside radius
ri: Inlet radius
_=2 (__)/2
Vs: Shell Volume
=_ _
W: Mass of empty shell
ss: Density of Stainless Steel
_10 _^=_1+_2 _10 ()+_3 [
_10 ()]^2
CP: Cost of column shell
_= 1580(_ ) ^0.20294
CPL: Platform and ladder cost
_=4080(/50)^0.48
CC: Condenser Cost
_=12,300(/400)^0.25
CR: Reboiler Cost
From Chemical Engineering Design Principles,
Practice and Economics of Plant and Process
Design
_=+^
From yellow book
CS: Siever Tray Cost
PDF Online a: 100
PDF Online b: 120
S: diameter between 0.5 and 5 m
n: 2
n: 2
Dc in ft
Dc in ft
Dc in ft
calculate column diameter
^2+0.27_0.047)
_ _ ))
eter, m
our rate, kg/s
8) ^2)/(_^2 )
able Stress
shell
ainless Steel
_1+_2 _10 ()+_3 [
n shell
) ^0.20294
ladder cost
0.48
st
)^0.25
st
en 0.5 and 5 m
Number of Stages 7
Plate Spacing (m) 1.3
Tops
At 121C
Density of Vapour (v) (kg/m3) 1.21
Density of Liquid (l) (kg/m3) 929.50
log Cp 3.9860105513
Cost of Shell $ in 2001 $ 9,683
_=((4)_/( _ _ ))
Where,
Dc: Column Diameter, m
Vw:Maximum vapour rate, kg/s
_=(0.22(_+18) ^2)/(_^2 )
Tw: Wall thickness
h: Column Height
S: Maximum Allowable Stress
_=__
ro: Outside radius
ri: Inlet radius
_=2 (__)/2
Vs: Shell Volume
=_ _
W: Mass of empty shell
ss: Density of Stainless Steel
_10 _^=_1+_2 _10 ()+_3 [
_10 ()]^2
CP: Cost of column shell
_= 1580(_ ) ^0.20294
CPL: Platform and ladder cost
_=4080(/50)^0.48
CC: Condenser Cost
_=12,300(/400)^0.25
CR: Reboiler Cost
From Chemical Engineering Design Principles,
Practice and Economics of Plant and Process
Design
_=+^
From yellow book CS: Siever Tray Cost
PDF Online a: 100
PDF Online b: 120
S: diameter between 0.5 and 5 m
n: 2
n: 2
Dc in ft
Dc in ft
Dc in ft
alculate column diameter
^2+0.27_0.047)
_ _ ))
er, m
ur rate, kg/s
) ^2)/(_^2 )
ble Stress
hell
nless Steel
1+_2 _10 ()+_3 [
shell
) ^0.20294
adder cost
.48
t
^0.25
n 0.5 and 5 m
Number of Stages 5
Plate Spacing (m) 1.3
Tops
At 97.15C
Density of Vapour (v) (kg/m3) 0.55
Density of Liquid (l) (kg/m3) 836.40
log Cp 3.7924528751
Cost of Shell $ in 2001 $ 6,201
_=((4)_/( _ _ ))
Where,
Dc: Column Diameter, m
Vw:Maximum vapour rate, kg/s
_=(0.22(_+18) ^2)/(_^2 )
Tw: Wall thickness
h: Column Height
S: Maximum Allowable Stress
_=__
ro: Outside radius
ri: Inlet radius
_=2 (__)/2
Vs: Shell Volume
=_ _
W: Mass of empty shell
ss: Density of Stainless Steel
_10 _^=_1+_2 _10 ()+_3 [ _10
()]^2
CP: Cost of column shell
_= 1580(_ ) ^0.20294
CPL: Platform and ladder cost
_=4080(/50)^0.48
CC: Condenser Cost
_=12,300(/400)^0.25
CR: Reboiler Cost
From Chemical Engineering Design Principles, Practice and
Economics of Plant and Process Design
_=+^
CS: Siever Tray Cost
From yellow book a: 100
PDF Online b: 120
PDF Online S: diameter between 0.5 and 5 m
n: 2
Dc in ft
Dc in ft
Dc in ft
lculate column diameter
2+0.27_0.047) ((__)/_ )
_ _ ))
er, m
r rate, kg/s
^2)/(_^2 )
ble Stress
hell
less Steel
1+_2 _10 ()+_3 [ _10
hell
^0.20294
dder cost
48
^0.25
n 0.5 and 5 m
Number of Stages 4
Plate Spacing (m) 1.3
Tops
At 97.15C
Density of Vapour (v) (kg/m3) 0.59
Density of Liquid (l) (kg/m3) 956.90
log Cp 4.1537861579
Cost of Shell $ in 2001 $ 14,249
_=((4)_/( _ _ ))
Where,
Dc: Column Diameter, m
Vw:Maximum vapour rate, kg/s
_=(0.22(_+18) ^2)/(_^2 )
Tw: Wall thickness
h: Column Height
S: Maximum Allowable Stress
_=__
ro: Outside radius
ri: Inlet radius
_=2 (__)/2
Vs: Shell Volume
=_ _
W: Mass of empty shell
ss: Density of Stainless Steel
_10 _^=_1+_2 _10 ()+_3 [
_10 ()]^2
CP: Cost of column shell
_= 1580(_ ) ^0.20294
CPL: Platform and ladder cost
_=4080(/50)^0.48
CC: Condenser Cost
_=12,300(/400)^0.25
CR: Reboiler Cost
From Chemical Engineering Design Principles,
Practice and Economics of Plant and Process
Design
From yellow book _=+^
PDF Online CS: Siever Tray Cost
PDF Online a: 100
b: 120
S: diameter between 0.5 and 5 m
n: 2
S: diameter between 0.5 and 5 m
n: 2
Dc in ft
Dc in ft
Dc in ft
lculate column diameter
2+0.27_0.047)
_ _ ))
er, m
r rate, kg/s
^2)/(_^2 )
ble Stress
hell
less Steel
1+_2 _10 ()+_3 [
hell
^0.20294
dder cost
48
^0.25
n 0.5 and 5 m
n 0.5 and 5 m
Column Column Description Vapour Velocity Column Height
(m/s) (m)
C1 Crude Acetone 0.507 11.700
C2 Acetone Removal 0.280 20.800
C3 Water Removal 0.415 9.100
C4 AMS and Phenol Removal 0.583 6.500
C5 CHP Concemtration 0.603 5.200
Column Diameter Shell Volume
(m) (m3)
3.210 0.006
0.635 0.017
2.900 0.001
3.191 0.000
3.034 0.002
Column Column Description Cost of Column Cost of Ladder and
Shell ($) Platform ($)
C1 Crude Acetone 47,367 2,808
C2 Acetone Removal 124,075 2,021
C3 Water Removal 13,581 2,750
C4 AMS and Phenol Removal 8,697 2,804
C5 CHP Concemtration 19,985 2,776
Cost of Cost of Cost of Sieve Total Cost of
Condenser ($) Reboiler ($) Trays ($) Column ($)
7,470 11,785 1,490 70,919
1,578 5,243 165 133,083
6,776 11,201 1,236 35,544
7,426 11,749 1,473 32,149
7,076 11,457 1,343 42,637
Total $ 314,332
Recycle (Tank 1)
Density of Mixture (kg/m3) 861 From hysys
Total Flow in (kg/hr) 86631.87
Pre-Distillation (Tank 4)
Density of Mixture (kg/m3) 939.9 From hysys
Total Flow in (kg/hr) 30779.53
Pre-Distillation (Tank 4)
Water Requirements
Equipment No. Molar Flow
HetEx 1 650.2608122618
HetEx 2a 3744.8934856159
HetEx 2b 2239.1786169696
HetEx 3 712.6146321207
Total Water Required 7346.947546968
Mass Flow
11704.6946207128
67408.0827410858
40305.2151054531
12827.0633781723
132245.055845424
Equipment No. Breif Description Cost of Compressor ($)
Comp 1 135,259
Total $ 135,258.96
6b
Cumene Hydroperoxide 0.875
6b Oxygen 425.657
Nitrogen 1897.813
Total 2361.401
Cumene 26.136
7a Cumene Hydroperoxide 0.617
Total 26.753
Cumene 26.136
7b Cumene Hydroperoxide 0.617
Total 26.753
Cumene 11.171
Oxygen 425.657
8a
Nitrogen 1897.813
Total 2334.641
Cumene 11.171
Oxygen 425.657
8b
Nitrogen 1897.813
Total 2334.641
Cumene 10.457
9a
Total 10.457
Cumene 10.457
9b
Total 10.457
Cumene 0.721
Oxygen 425.657
10a
Nitrogen 1897.813
Total 2324.191
Cumene 0.721
Oxygen 425.657
10b
Nitrogen 1897.813
Total 2324.191
Cumene 608.169
11 Cumene Hydroperoxide 219.234
Total 827.403
Cumene 31.778
Cumene Hydroperoxide 1.194
12 Oxygen 419.159
Nitrogen 1786.177
Total 2238.309
Cumene 15.889
Cumene Hydroperoxide 0.597
12a Oxygen 209.580
Nitrogen 893.089
Total 1119.154
Cumene 15.889
Cumene Hydroperoxide 0.597
12b Oxygen 209.580
Nitrogen 893.089
12b
Total 1119.154
Cumene 10.843
13a Cumene Hydroperoxide 0.408
Total 11.251
Cumene 10.843
13b Cumene Hydroperoxide 0.408
Total 11.251
Cumene 5.230
Oxygen 209.580
14a
Nitrogen 893.089
Total 1107.898
Cumene 5.230
Oxygen 209.580
14b
Nitrogen 893.089
Total 1107.898
Cumene 4.893
15a
Total 4.893
Cumene 4.893
15b
Total 4.893
Cumene 0.342
Oxygen 209.580
16a
Nitrogen 893.089
Total 1103.010
Cumene 0.342
Oxygen 209.580
16b
Nitrogen 893.089
Total 1103.010
Cumene 595.395
17 Cumene Hydroperoxide 218.394
Total 813.789
Cumene 12.774
18 Cumene Hydroperoxide 0.840
Total 13.614
Cumene (Negible) 2.145
19 Cumene Hydroperoxide 212.402
Total 214.547
Cumene 593.249
20 Cumene Hydroperoxide 5.992
Total 599.242
Cumene 36.593
21 Cumene Hydroperoxide 0.617
Total 37.210
Cumene 36.593
22 Cumene Hydroperoxide 0.617
Total 37.210
Cumene 15.736
23
23 Cumene Hydroperoxide 0.408
Total 16.144
Cumene 15.736
24 Cumene Hydroperoxide 0.408
Total 16.144
Cumene Hydroperoxide 70.801
25
Total 70.801
Cumene Hydroperoxide 70.801
26
Total 70.801
Cumene Hydroperoxide 70.801
27
Total 70.801
H2SO4 2.124
28 Water 19.116
Total 21.240
H2SO4 0.708
29 Water 6.372
Total 7.080
H2SO4 0.708
30 Water 6.372
Total 7.080
H2SO4 0.708
31 Water 6.372
Total 7.080
Acetone 52.392
Phenol 52.392
AMS 18.408
32
Water 24.780
H2SO4 0.708
Total 148.681
Acetone 52.392
Phenol 52.392
AMS 18.408
33
Water 24.780
H2SO4 0.708
Total 148.681
Acetone 52.392
Phenol 52.392
AMS 18.408
34
Water 24.780
H2SO4 0.708
Total 148.681
Acetone 157.177
Phenol 157.177
AMS 55.224
35
Water 74.341
35
H2SO4 2.124
Total 446.044
NaOH 4.248
36 Water 0.042
Total 4.291
Acetone 157.177
Phenol 157.177
AMS 55.224
37
Water 78.631
Na2SO4 2.124
Total 450.334
Na2SO4 2.124
38 Water 59.609
Total 61.733
Acetone 157.177
Water 19.022
39 AMS 55.224
Phenol 157.177
Total 388.601
Acetone 157.177
Water 19.022
40 AMS 55.224
Phenol 157.177
Total 388.601
Acetone 2.910
Water 2.853
41 AMS 52.463
Phenol 154.683
Total 212.909
Acetone 154.268
Water 16.169
42 AMS 2.761
Phenol 2.494
Total 175.692
Acetone 1.543
Water 16.007
43 AMS 2.761
Phenol 2.494
Total 22.805
Acetone 152.725
Water 0.162
44 AMS 0.000
Phenol 0.000
Total 152.887
Acetone 0.029
Water 0.029
45
45 AMS 51.939
Phenol 154.153
Total 206.149
Acetone 2.880
Water 2.825
46 AMS 0.525
Phenol 0.530
Total 6.759
Acetone 0.000
Water 0.003
47 AMS 8.004
Phenol 152.153
Total 160.160
Acetone 0.029
Water 0.025
48 AMS 43.935
Phenol 2.000
Total 45.989
Acetone 4.423
Water 18.832
49 AMS 3.286
Phenol 3.024
Total 29.565
kg/kmol
kg/kmol
kg/kmol
kg/kmol
kg/kmol
kg/kmol
kg/kmol
kg/kmol
kg/kmol
kg/kmol
kg/kmol
kg/kmol
Concentrator (Mo
Storage Tank (Moles) Compoonent Input
157.177 = 157.177 0.0 Cumene 595.39
19.022 = 19.022 0.0 595.39
55.224 = 55.224 0.0 CHP 218.39
157.177 = 157.177 0.0 218.39
PFR 2 (Moles
Compoonent Input
Acetone 0.00
52.39
Phenol 0.00
52.39
AMS 0.00
18.41
CHP 70.80
70.80
Water 6.37
24.78
H2SO4 0.71
0.71
PFR 3 (Moles
Compoonent Input
Acetone 0.00
52.39
Phenol 0.00
52.39
AMS 0.00
18.41
CHP 70.80
70.80
Water 6.37
24.78
H2SO4 0.71
0.71
CSTR (Moles)
Compoonent Input
Acetone 157.18
157.18
Phenol 157.18
157.18
AMS 55.22
55.22
Water 74.38
78.63
H2SO4 2.12
2.12
NaOH 4.25
4.25
Na2SO4 0.00
2.12
Coalescer (Mole
Compoonent Input
Acetone 157.18
157.18
Phenol 157.18
157.18
AMS 55.22
55.22
Water 78.63
78.63
Na2SO4 2.12
2.12
C
7th Separator (Moles) Compoonent
Generation = Output Consumption Acetone
0.00 = 209.58 0.00
209.58 = 209.58 0.0 Water
0.00 = 893.09 0.00
893.09 = 893.09 0.0 AMS
0.00 = 16.07 0.00
15.89 = 16.07 -0.2 Phenol
0.00 = 0.41 0.00
0.60 = 0.41 0.2
C
8th Separator (Moles) Compoonent
Generation = Output Consumption Acetone
0.00 = 209.58 0.00
209.58 = 209.58 0.0 Water
0.00 = 893.09 0.00
893.09 = 893.09 0.0 AMS
0.00 = 5.24 0.00
5.23 = 5.24 0.0 Phenol
Flash (Moles)
Generation = Output Consumption C
0.00 = 608.17 0.00 Compoonent
608.17 = 608.17 0.0 Acetone
0.00 = 219.23 0.00
219.23 = 219.23 0.0 Water
Concentrator (Moles) AMS
Generation = Output Consumption
0.00 = 595.39 0.00 Phenol
595.39 = 595.39 0.0
0.00 = 218.39 0.00
218.39 = 218.39 0.0 C
Compoonent
Recycle Storage Tank (Moles) Acetone
Generation = Output Consumption
0.00 = 710.68 0.00 Water
710.68 = 710.68 0.0
0.00 = 8.88 0.00 AMS
7.86 = 8.88 -1.0
Phenol
Spliting Point 2 (S2) (Moles)
Generation = Output Consumption
0.00 = 212.40 0.00
212.40 = 212.40 0.0
PFR 1 (Moles)
Generation = Output Consumption
52.39 = 52.39 0.00
= 52.39 0.0
52.39 = 52.39 0.00
= 52.39 0.0
18.41 = 18.41 0.00
= 18.41 0.0
0.00 = 0.00 70.80
= 70.80 0.0
18.41 = 24.78 0.00
= 24.78 0.0
0.00 = 0.71 0.00
0.71 = 0.71 0.0
PFR 2 (Moles)
Generation = Output Consumption
52.39 = 52.39 0.00
52.39 = 52.39 0.0
52.39 = 52.39 0.00
52.39 = 52.39 0.0
18.41 = 18.41 0.00
18.41 = 18.41 0.0
0.00 = 0.00 70.80
70.80 = 70.80 0.0
18.41 = 24.78 0.00
24.78 = 24.78 0.0
0.00 = 0.71 0.00
0.71 = 0.71 0.0
PFR 3 (Moles)
Generation = Output Consumption
52.39 = 52.39 0.00
52.39 = 52.39 0.0
52.39 = 52.39 0.00
52.39 = 52.39 0.0
18.41 = 18.41 0.00
18.41 = 18.41 0.0
0.00 = 0.00 70.80
70.80 = 70.80 0.0
18.41 = 24.78 0.00
24.78 = 24.78 0.0
0.00 = 0.71 0.00
0.71 = 0.71 0.0
CSTR (Moles)
Generation = Output Consumption
0.00 = 157.18 0.00
157.18 = 157.18 0.0
0.00 = 157.18 0.00
157.18 = 157.18 0.0
0.00 = 55.22 0.00
55.22 = 55.22 0.0
4.25 = 78.63 0.00
78.63 = 78.63 0.0
0.00 = 0.00 2.12
2.12 = 2.12 0.0
0.00 = 0.00 4.25
4.25 = 4.25 0.0
2.12 = 2.12 0.00
2.12 = 2.12 0.0
Coalescer (Moles)
Generation = Output Consumption
0.00 = 157.18 0.00
157.18 = 157.18 0.0
0.00 = 157.18 0.00
157.18 = 157.18 0.0
0.00 = 55.22 0.00
55.22 = 55.22 0.0
0.00 = 78.63 0.00
78.63 = 78.63 0.0
0.00 = 2.12 0.00
2.12 = 2.12 0.0
Column 2 (Moles)
Input Generation = Output Consumption
154.27 0.00 = 154.27 0.00
154.27 = 154.27 0
16.17 0.00 = 16.17 0.00
16.17 = 16.17 0
2.76 0.00 = 2.76 0.00
2.76 = 2.76 0
2.49 0.00 = 2.49 0.00
2.49 = 2.49 0
Column 3 (Moles)
Input Generation = Output Consumption
2.91E+00 0.00 = 2.91E+00 0.00
2.91E+00 = 2.91E+00 0
2.85 0.00 = 2.85 0.00
2.85 = 2.85 0
52.46 0.00 = 52.46 0.00
52.46 = 52.46 0
154.68 0.00 = 154.68 0.00
154.68 = 154.68 0
Column 4 (Moles)
Input Generation = Output Consumption
2.91E-02 0.00 = 2.91E-02 0.00
2.91E-02 = 2.91E-02 0
2.85E-02 0.00 = 2.85E-02 0.00
2.85E-02 = 2.85E-02 0
51.94 0.00 = 51.94 0.00
51.94 = 51.94 0
154.15 0.00 = 154.15 0.00
154.15 = 154.15 0
Discripencies in separators by +/- 0.3 & +/- 0.2 due to the assumed temperatures and pressures of th
Streams
Temperature (K)
Pressure (kPa)
Vapour Fraction
Liquid Fraction
Cumene (kmol/hr)
Cumene Hydroperoxide (kmol/hr)
Oxygen (kmol/hr)
Nitrogen (kmol/hr)
Sulphuric Acid (kmol/hr)
Water (kmol/hr)
Acetone (kmol/hr)
Phenol (kmol/hr)
Alpha-methyl Styrene (kmol/hr)
Sodium Hydroxide (kmol/hr)
Sodium Sulphate (kmol/hr)
Total Flowrate (kmol/hr)
Streams
Temperature (K)
Pressure (atm)
Vapour Fraction
Liquid Fraction
Cumene (kmol/hr)
Cumene Hydroperoxide (kmol/hr)
Oxygen (kmol/hr)
Nitrogen (kmol/hr)
Sulphuric Acid (kmol/hr)
Acetone (kmol/hr)
Water (kmol/hr)
Alpha-methyl Styrene (kmol/hr)
Phenol (kmol/hr)
Sodium Hydroxide (kmol/hr)
Sodium Sulphate(kmol/hr)
Total Flowrate (kmol/hr)
Streams
Temperature (K)
Pressure (atm)
Vapour Fraction
Liquid Fraction
Cumene (kmol/hr)
Cumene Hydroperoxide (kmol/hr)
Oxygen (kmol/hr)
Nitrogen (kmol/hr)
Sulphuric Acid (kmol/hr)
Acetone (kmol/hr)
Water (kmol/hr)
Alpha-methyl Styrene (kmol/hr)
Phenol (kmol/hr)
Sodium Hydroxide (kmol/hr)
Sodium Sulphate(kmol/hr)
Total Flowrate (kmol/hr)
Streams
Temperature (K)
Pressure (atm)
Vapour Fraction
Liquid Fraction
Cumene (kmol/hr)
Cumene Hydroperoxide (kmol/hr)
Oxygen (kmol/hr)
Nitrogen (kmol/hr)
Sulphuric Acid (kmol/hr)
Acetone (kmol/hr)
Water (kmol/hr)
Alpha-methyl Styrene (kmol/hr)
Phenol (kmol/hr)
Sodium Hydroxide (kmol/hr)
Sodium Sulphate(kmol/hr)
Total Flowrate (kmol/hr)
3 & +/- 0.2 due to the assumed temperatures and pressures of the separators.
S-001 S-002 S-003 S-004
300.15 300.15 389.65 352.95
101.30 506.60 465.30 18.59
0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00
216.67 216.67 216.67 927.36
0.00 0.00 0.00 8.88
0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
216.67 216.67 216.67 936.24
Using the factorial method of cost estimation to determine the ISBL cost of the plant
Item
Total Purchase Cost of Major Equipment, Ce $ 18,636,431
Equipment Erection, fer 0.3
Piping, fP 0.8
Instrumentation and Control, fi 0.3
Electical, fel 0.2
Civil, fc 0.3
Structure and Buildings, fs 0.2
Lagging and Paint,fl 0.1
Material (Assuming that carbon steel is used g), f m 1 Assuming that carbon stee
Utilities
Steam
Price of Fuel ($/MMBtu) 3.382 http://www.indexmundi.com/c
Heating Rate (MMBtu/Mlb) 900 Assumed
Boiler Efficiency 85% Based on book with black cov
Price of High-Pressured Steam ($/Mlb) $ 3,580.94
Required Stream (kg/yr) 98,319,435
Required Stream (Mlb/yr) 36.70
Price of Steam ($/yr) $ 131,410
Fuel
Price of Fuel ($/MMBtu) 3.382 http://www.central-bank.org.t
Heating Value of Natural Gas (MMBTU/scf) 0.00106
Quanity of Natural Gas Required (scf/yr) 160794887.654591
Quanity of Heat Required (MMBTU/yr) 170442.580913866
Cost of Fuel ($/yr) $ 576,437
Electricity Requirement
Power Requirement (kW) 56302.33
Electricity Rate in T&T ($/kWyr) $ 168 https://ttec.co.tt/default/tariff
Cost of Electricity ($/yr) $ 9,458,791
Actual Cost of Electricity ($/yr) $ 10,404,670
Raw Water
Price of Boiler Water Feed ($/m3 yr) 6.24 http://www.wasa.gov.tt/Forms
Density of Water (kg/m3) 996.52 http://antoine.frostburg.edu/c
Price of Water ($/kg yr) $ 0.0063
Mass of Water (kg) 210000
Water Purchased ($/yr) $ 1,315
Consubles $ 529,711
$ 0.35
$ 0.02
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Fixed Costs of Production SEADER BOOK
Operating Labour Cost
Process Type of Processing
Oxidation Unit Fluids Processing
Recovery/ Recycle Unit Fluids Processing
Concentration Unit Fluids Processing
Cleavage Unit Fluids Processing
Washing Unit Fluids Processing
Distillation Unit Fluids Processing
Total Amount of Operatos per Shift
(25% of Overhead)
(10% of Total Expenses)
General Expenses
Administrative Costs $ 666,103 (25% of Overhead)
Distribution and Selling $ 469,206 (10% of Total Expenses)
Research and Development $ 234,603 (5% of Toal Expenses)
BOOK FROM ALICIA
0% of Fixed Capital
Unit Price
$/kg
$ 0.35 http://www.icis.com/resources/news/2012/04/06/9548399/us-april-cumene-price
$ 0.35 http://www.intratec.us/chemical-markets/caustic-soda-prices
$ 0.02 icis
ssume Maintenance cost is 4% of the ISBL cost. Since there aren't any moving parts in process.
15% of Maintenance and Repairs)
15% of Operating Labout)
25% of Overhead)
10% of Total Expenses)
5% of Toal Expenses)
399/us-april-cumene-prices-assessed-at-rollover-on-feedstocks/
in process.
Profit and Loss Statement
Years 1 2
Total Income
Fixed Costs
Variable Costs
Depreciation
Taxes
IRR 30%
ROI 53%
Analysis Graphs
Years -2 -1
Cummulative Discounted Cash Flow 0 ($44,456,360)
ROI 0 -140%
AMS 600 tonne
1 tonne
1000 kg
1 kg
on 100% capacity
ICIS
ICIS
http://www.icis.com/resources/news/2000/05/22/115657/alpha-methylstyrene/
http://www.icis.com/resources/news/2007/09/10/9060326/chemical-profile-sodium-sulfate/
capacity for the first 3 years
capacity thereafter
www2.deloitte.com/content/dam/Deloitte/global/Documents/Tax/dttl-tax-corporate-tax-rates.pdf
3 4 5 6 7
0 1 2 3 4
($95,221,383) ($96,349,509) ($97,375,077) ($52,463,915) ($11,635,587)
-186% -187% -188% -148% -111%
= $ 325,000
= $ 541.67
= $ 541.67
= $ 0.53
dium-sulfate/
8 9 10 11 12
$ 12,523,682
5 6 7 8 9
$25,481,076 $59,223,496 $89,898,424 $117,784,722 $143,135,902
-77% -46% -19% 7% 30%
10
$169,175,252
53%
Cash Flow
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$MM
100000000
75000000
50000000
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0
-3 -2 -1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11
-25000000
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-75000000
-100000000
-125000000
Years
Rate of Investment
80%
60%
40%
20%
Percentage %
0%
-3 -2 -1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11
-20%
-40%
-60%
-80%
-100%
-120%
-140%
Years
-160%
-180%
-200%
-220%