Scribd Logo
Upload

Welcome to Scribd!

  • Fired Heaters Average Heat Flux & Max. Film Temperatures

    Uploaded by

    Waleed Elfarnawani
    17 views1 page
    The document provides recommended design parameters for various fired heater services, including: - Average heat flux in kW/m2 and Btu/hr*ft2, maximum film temperature in °C and °F, and allowance for fouling in °C and °F for services such as crude atmospheric, crude vacuum, hydrocracker reactor, and others. - Services include crude oil processing, hydrotreating, hydrocracking, catalytic reforming, steam reforming for hydrogen production, and heating of water, oil, amine, and glycol. - Notes that hydroprocessing reactor coils should be double fired.

    Original Description:

    Copyright

    © © All Rights Reserved

    Available Formats

    PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd

    Did you find this document useful?

    Is this content inappropriate?

    Report this Document
    The document provides recommended design parameters for various fired heater services, including: - Average heat flux in kW/m2 and Btu/hr*ft2, maximum film temperature in °C and °F, and allowance for fouling in °C and °F for services such as crude atmospheric, crude vacuum, hydrocracker reactor, and others. - Services include crude oil processing, hydrotreating, hydrocracking, catalytic reforming, steam reforming for hydrogen production, and heating of water, oil, amine, and glycol. - Notes that hydroprocessing reactor coils should be double fired.

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved
    Download as PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd
    Flag for inappropriate content
    17 views1 page

    Fired Heaters Average Heat Flux & Max. Film Temperatures

    Uploaded by

    Waleed Elfarnawani
    The document provides recommended design parameters for various fired heater services, including: - Average heat flux in kW/m2 and Btu/hr*ft2, maximum film temperature in °C and °F, and allowance for fouling in °C and °F for services such as crude atmospheric, crude vacuum, hydrocracker reactor, and others. - Services include crude oil processing, hydrotreating, hydrocracking, catalytic reforming, steam reforming for hydrogen production, and heating of water, oil, amine, and glycol. - Notes that hydroprocessing reactor coils should be double fired.

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved
    Download as PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd
    Flag for inappropriate content
    of 1

    Click Here & Upgrade

    Expanded Features
    PDF Unlimited Pages
    Documents
    Complete
    Recommended Design Parameters for Fired Heaters for Various Services

    Average Heat Flux, Maximum Film Allowance for


    Fired Heater Service kW/m2 (Btu /hr*ft2) Temperature, °C (°F) Fouling, °C (°F)
    Crude Atmospheric 39 (12,500) 454 (850) 10 (50)
    Crude Vacuum 31.5 (10,000) 510 (950) 38 (100)
    Hydrocracker Reactor(1) 47 (15,000) 482 (900) -
    Resid Hydrotreater (1) 31.5 (10,000) 454 (850) -
    Gas Oil Hydrotreater(1) 47 (15,000) 482 (900) -
    Light Lube Hydrocracker(1); Light
    Lube Hydrofinisher(1) 47 (15,000) 482 (900) -
    Heavy Lube Hydrocracker 31.5 (10,000) 427 (800) -
    Heavy Lube Hydrofinisher(1) 38 (12,000) 399 (750) -
    Reboiler, Light Oil 38 (12,000) - -
    Reboiler, Heavy Oil 31.5 (10,000) 482 (900) -
    Delayed Coker 28 (9,000) 593 (1,100) 38 (100)
    Steam Reformer Hydrogen(1) 47 (15,000) 927 (1,700) -
    Catlaytic (Naphtha) Reformer 35 (11,000) -
    25 to 31.5 (8,000 to
    Hot Oil System Heater 10,000) - 10 (50)
    Fire tube, heating water 31.5 (10,000) - -
    Fire Tube, heating oil 25 (8,000) - -

    Fire tube, heating amine or glycol 23.5 (7,500) - -


    (1) Coil is to be double fired

    You might also like