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la AMACS AMACShasbeen designing and manufacturing fractionation trays and other column internalsfor over 25 years. In supplying new designs and replacement trays, the AMACSengineering department combines data from FR’ and our ‘own proprietary research and development. Extensive experiencein there ning and processindustries enables AMACS toreplace most existing trays, regardless of original manufacturer ‘Sieve trays are the most widely used masstransfer device due to their simplicity, versatility, capacity, and cost-effec- tiveness. AMACSincorporates the latest seve technology in accordance with industry practices and FRI tests. Our designs utilize features such as sweptback weirs, soped downcomers and multi-passand dual- ow arrangementsto ‘accommodate customer requirements. Valve trays designed and built by AMACS include anti-spin devices, twisted leg construction to resist dislodging, and crimped edges to prevent adherence to the tray deck. Options include contoured hole edgesfor ower pressuredrop ‘and multiple valve weights for uniform operation over wide ‘ow ranges. Rectangular,caged,and_ xed valvescan also be supplied Bubble-cap trays have numerousapplicationsin re ner- iesand gas plantsdue to effectivenessover abroad range ‘of ow conditions and low susceptibility to fouling by par- ticulatesand residues. AMACS provides standard and custom designsin numerousmateriais, gauges, and styles to meet the most stringent process and tumdown requirements, ‘Specialty Dual Flow Trays, with over 200 applications worldwide in distillation, absorption, stripping, and heat transfer,dual_ow traysare aproven mass transfer device capable of debottlenecking existing operations or downsizing new tower designs. Process Standards 1. Vapor and liquid design loads < B0%oF ood 2. Foam derating factor for capacity and area: No foaming expected 10 Moderate foaming expected ‘085 Severe foaming expected 070 3._ Valves fully open at 100% of design load ‘Mechanical Standards, 1. Valveedge crimpad to prevent adherence to dack 2. Perforationsor vaves.on triangular (staggered) pitch 3. Allstructuressectionalzad to pass easly through tower ‘access port s36"in diameter 4, De ection of tray deck < 1/4" under design load 5. Maximum allowable uplift pressure:20 to 140 pet 6. Manways on installed traysare vertically aligned 7. Manways are removable by one person above or below. 8. Width of tray support rings: Diametersupto 26 .....singwidth 15° Lagerdiametersupto 56° ......ring width 20" Lagerdiametersupto 126° -....ring width 25" Lagerdiametersupto 19.6" .....ring width 30° Lagerdiametersupto 246°... ring width 35" Diameterslargerthan 246" .....ringwidth 4.5° 9. Minimum 3/4" overiap of tray and suppor ring 10. Shacing between bolt holes around tray edge: 4°to 7 11. Minimum 2” calming zone at outlet weir 12. Trayscan be installed and removed from above or below. 18, Avalable meta thicknesses: 14 gauge up to 98" plate 14, Avalable metals all typesof carbon sted and stainless steal high-aloy, exotics 16, Traysare designed to support total dead load plus300 pounds concentrated load, AMACS Tray Design Standards Fabrication Standards Holes punched from top side of deck (Gasketing (isting tape on bubble-cap and chimney trays and betwoen disimilar metals}. berglass, 1/16" thick. Fasteners provided indude 5% spares ges of deck sections re free of burrs. ‘Al partsdie-stamped with part numbersto aid assembly. Dimensional tolerances: Outside diameter of tray: Diametersé or less a6" Diametersover 8 az" Haight of inlet and outlet weirs 21/16" Departure from {oval of outlet weirs. 21/16" Perforation diameter ‘164 Distance botwoon perforations 21/16" Departure from mean of any tray supporting member (Cambor #1/16" loarance, downcomertotray oor 21/8" Tray cor total departure from level in any direction: Diameters? 6"to4 208 Langer diamotersup to7" 2316 Diameterslarger than 7° 214" Available Tray Features + Vapor capacity enhancoments for vaive and siove trays: anti-blowing ba es,antijumpba es vapor tunnels + Atemative weirs picket-ence, sawtooth + Dual valve weightsto minimize weepage at tumdown + Low-pressure-drop holes for valve and sieve trays: Contoured top (downstream) Contoured bottom (upstream) aswell astop 9:3 > => ‘amine stripper ‘ammonia scrubber Partial List of AMACS Tray Applications Absorber eethanizer Demethanizer Diese yoteater (Otherintemals provided by AMACS for trayed and packed columns include chimney traysof several typesfor feed blending and side draws, often with provisions for ashing feed and other design challenges. Dies stipper C3 Spiter Ethanol pnt Casper ther column Caustic quench tower FCC main fractionator NaphthaAatr wash Gustictoner Furfural plant Coker fractionator Gas scubber Grude tower Hv Debuanizer Deethanizer Hydrodesutturization. Washing drum absorber Hyeroccke plant Hydrogen absorber Methanot extractor | AMACS fabricates hardware suit- Niotuhespiter | able formost trays We stock ver- iousmetdsand szesfor 24-hour faffnatestippet | shipment. Our consignment con- fea pan toners Vacuum ash tractsare especialy convenient: Use what you need out of aship- waterwashtower | ment and return theres. AMACSProcess Tower Internals Engineering department utilizesitsextensive experience in the oil, gas,re ning, and chemical industriesto provide a complete line of fractionation trays ‘and tower intemas. Our longstanding commit- ment to research and development has kept AMACSin aleading poston in the eld of mass transfer and separations technology. Designers end manufacturing engineers at AMACS meet the challenges of demanding process applications by using the latest computer-cided engineering and drafting tools. These systems are integrated with computer-controlled manufac- turing equipment to produce the highest quality products. High levels of automation reduce set-up time and streamline production, allowing quick response and short delivery times. AMACS quality assurance engineers ensure that work is, Ccompletedin tric accordance with customers speci cations, ee eer 14211 Industry Street, Houston, Texas 77053 Telephone: (713) 434-0934 or (800)231-0077 Fax: (713) 433-6201- Email: amiacs@macscom Website: wwwamacs.com _AlUCSpresartsteriematonin spun goat tth beeing tt beans Hove roby haen sto becastvel zn opresarimpledgiratee rena: ‘ety ejaaing be potmance mers {oes Pat ng apple ay, fray he apes ie peau a anasT AAS

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