midterms part 2 page 17-21 Flashcards
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Provides rotational energy to the driven equipment.
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DRIVER
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example of driver
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electric motors
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connects Driver to the Driven equipment
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connector
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example of connector
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-Couplings
-Belts
-Chains
-Gear boxes
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it is the output
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DRIVEN EQUIPMENT
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example of driven equipment
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-Fans
-Compressors
-Pump
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also referred to as degradation mechanisms
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Damage Mechanisms
8
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is a general term referring to any cause of problems or failures within process equipment. These can range from corrosion, to cracking, to heat damage, and everything in between.
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Damage Mechanisms
9
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a specialized device engineered to regulate the flow of fluid in process piping
systems.
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valve
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There are two types by which valves can be operated:
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-Manually
-Using Actuator
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Valves are installed on equipment to perform the following functions:
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- Starting/Stopping of fluid flow.
- Controlling the amount of fluid flow.
- Controlling the direction of fluid flow and preventing backflow.
- Regulating the downstream system or process pressure.
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The different types of actuators
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pneumatic, hydraulic, electric, etc.
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feature a convex disc-shaped plug that is raised and lowered through a
rising stem within the spherical interior of the globe-shaped body.
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Globe valves
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utilize a disc-like gate that moves vertically, operated by a screwed stem
and handwheel.
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Gate valves
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The fluid’s path through the valve is distinctively _______..
causing the flow direction to
change twice, leading to a higher pressure drop.
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S-shaped
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utilize a ball-shaped obstructor held in place between two cup-shaped
seals.
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ball valves
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Commonly used for system shut-off or isolation, these valves are tailored to function either fully open or fully closed.
By simply rotating the globe 90 degrees using a lever,
the valve can be closed or opened.
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ball valves
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ensures both precise flow control and a tight seal when fully closed.
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spherical design of the plug
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A valve commonly used for throttling and on-off service
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butterfly valve
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The body of this type of valve is relatively small compared to other valves, and therefore it occupies much less space in a pipeline.
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butterfly valve
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designed to respond automatically to sudden increases in pressure.
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relief valves
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opens at a predetermined pressure.
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relief valves
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a disc is held in place by a spring that will not open until system
pressure exceeds its operating limits. Tremendous pressures can be generated in
process units.
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relief valves
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is a device that adjusts how fluids move in an industrial system.
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control valve
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control valve has two parts..
-valve body
-valve actuator
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which directs the fluid
valve body
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which powers the movement
valve actuator
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chemical industry uses _____ for storage
tanks, drums, bins, and spheres
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used more than any other pipe fittings.
It Provides flexibility to change the
pipe direction.
elbow
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made from various metals and materials,
is designed for safe chemical
transport.
industrial piping
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the component in a pipeline that reduces the pipe size from a larger to a
smaller bore (inner diameter).
reducer
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is storage vessel commonly found in the food and chemical sectors. it can
hold either solid materials like grains or powders
bin tank
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to ensure a consistent material supply, aiming to avoid situations where it runs out of material or where unwanted air enters the delivery
lines.
bin tank
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designed to move gases
or liquids
pumps
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can only move gas.
compressor
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designed to transfer fluids by increasing their kinetic energy, which can subsequently be converted into pressure energy as the fluid navigates through the system.
pumps
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directly elevate the pressure energy of gases by compressing them within a confined space.
compressors
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works by increasing the kinetic energy of fluid
pumps
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increases pressure energy
compressors
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can only compress gases
compressors
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works on both gases and liquids
pumps
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works by transporting both fluids and gases
pumps
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transports
only gases.
compressors
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increases the energy of a fluid that is incompressible
pump
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increases the energy of the fluid that is compressible.
compressor
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designed without storage for it works by sucking fluids in from one end and
forcing it out from the other end.
pump
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Dynamic pumps are classified into different types such as
-Centrifugal
-Vertical centrifugal
-Horizontal centrifugal
-Submersible
-Fire hydrant systems.
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They impart velocity to the fluid using a rotating impeller, which is then converted to pressure energy.
dynamic pumps
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moves a fluid by repeatedly enclosing a fixed volume and moving it mechanically through the system. The pumping action is cyclic and can be driven by pistons, screws, gears, rollers, diaphragms or vanes.
A positive displacement (PD) pump
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Positive displacement pumps are classified into different types such as
-diaphragm
-gear
-peristaltic
-lobe
-piston pumps
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Can handle sludges, slurries, and
other fluids with suspended
solids. They can be air or
mechanically operated
Diaphragm
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has Smooth flow, sensitive to solids
gear
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has Minimal contamination, shear-sensitive
Peristaltic
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Provides a smooth, non-pulsating flow. It's also relatively gentle, making it suitable for shear-sensitive fluids.
lobe
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Capable of very high pressures.
Depending on the design, can
handle a variety of fluids.
piston
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different types of pumps
-dynamic pumps
-positive displacement pumps
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types of compressor
-positive displacement
-dynamic
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operate by accelerating the gas and converting the energy to
pressure.
dynamic compressors
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operate by trapping a specific
amount of gas and forcing it into a smaller volume.
They are classified as rotary or
reciprocating.
Positive displacement compressors
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This type of compressor can be either centrifugal or axial.
dynamic compressors
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They are classified as rotary or
reciprocating.
Positive displacement compressors
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the transfer of energy from one molecule to another by direct contact.
This transfer occurs when molecules hit against each other, like a game of pool where
one moving ball strikes another, causing the second to move.
conduction
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is the movement of heat by a fluid such as water or air.
convection
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The fluid (liquid or
gas) moves from one location to another, transferring heat along with it. This movement
of a mass of heated water or air is called
current
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the transfer of heat by electromagnetic waves. Note that, unlike conduction
or convection, heat transfer by radiation does not need any matter to help with the
transfer.
radiation
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which states that energy (in the form of heat and work)
can neither be created nor destroyed. It can only be transferred to another
system or converted to one form or another
First Law of Thermodynamics
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referred to as the Law of
Conservation of Energy,
First Law of Thermodynamics
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In First Law of Thermodynamics...
In heat exchangers, this statement is translated by the heat balance equation written as
(Heat In) + (Generation of Heat) = (Heat Out) + (Accumulation of Heat)
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it introduces the concept of
entropy, the degree of disorderliness and randomness of a system. The entropy
of the universe is constantly increasing and can never decrease. It tells us the
direction of the flow of energy between two interacting systems in which the
highest entropy is generated.
Second Law of Thermodynamics
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it is always transferred from a body with higher
temperatures to lower temperatures which is the natural tendency of all systems.
heat
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devices that transfer heat between fluids without mixing or
blending them.
Heat exchangers
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it is a substance, as a liquid or gas, that is capable of flowing and that changes its
shape at a steady rate when acted upon by a force tending to change its shape.
fluid
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the fluid that heats /cools the process.
Working fluid
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the fluid that is heated or cooled down
Process fluid
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what is the hot fluid to the cold fluid sequence?
1.From the hot fluid to the adjacent surface of the wall by convection.
2. Through the wall surface side by conduction.
3. From the wall to the cold fluid by convection.
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the heat transferring process can
be...
-gas-to-gas
-liquid-to-gas,
-liquid-to-liquid
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The main characteristics by which heat exchangers can be categorized include:
a) Flow configuration
b) Construction method
c) Heat transfer mechanism
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also referred to as the flow arrangement
flow configuration
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refers to the direction of movement of the fluids within the heat exchanger in relation to
each other.
flow configuration
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There are four principal flow configurations employed by heat exchangers
-Co-current flow
-Countercurrent flow
-Crossflow
- Hybrid flow
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also referred to as parallel flow heat exchangers
Co-current flow heat exchangers
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are heat exchanging devices in which the fluids move parallel to and in the same direction as each other.
Co-current flow heat exchangers
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it typically results in lower efficiencies than a counter flow
arrangement, it also allows for the greatest thermal uniformity across the walls of the
heat exchanger.
Co-current flow heat exchangers
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also known as counter flow heat exchangers
Countercurrent flow heat exchangers
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are designed such that the fluids move antiparallel (i.e., parallel but in opposite directions) to each other within the heat exchanger
Countercurrent flow heat exchangers
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typically exhibits the highest
efficiencies as it allows for the greatest amount of heat transference between fluids and,
consequently, the greatest change in temperature
Countercurrent flow heat exchangers
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fluids flow perpendicularly to one another
crossflow heat exchangers
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exhibit some combination of the characteristics of the
previously mentioned flow configurations.
Hybrid flow heat exchangers
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The CONSTRUCTION
characteristics by which these devices can be classified include
-Recuperative vs. regenerative
* Direct vs. indirect
* Static vs. dynamic
* Types of components and materials employed
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can be classified as recuperative heat exchangers and regenerative
heat exchangers.
heat exchangers
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commonly called recuperators
recuperative heat exchangers
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each fluid
simultaneously flows through its own channel within the heat exchanger.
recuperative heat exchangers
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also referred to as capacitive heat
exchangers or regenerators
regenerative heat exchangers
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alternately allow warmer and cooler fluids to flow through
the same channel.
regenerative heat exchangers
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employ either direct contact or indirect contact transfer
processes to exchange heat between fluids.
Recuperative heat exchangers
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the fluids are not separated within the device and
heat transfers from one fluid to another through direct contact.
direct contact heat exchangers
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two main types of regenerative heat exchangers
static heat exchangers and
dynamic heat exchangers
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processes include tubular or plate heat exchangers
indirect contact transfer processes
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the fluids remain separated from one
another by thermally conductive components, such as tubes or plates, throughout the
heat transfer process. The components first receive heat from the warmer fluid as it
flows through the heat exchanger, and then transfer the heat to the cooler fluid as it
flows through.
in indirect heat exchangers
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include cooling
towers and steam injectors
direct contact transfer processes
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also known as fixed bed regenerators
static regenerators
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the heat exchanger
material and components remains stationary as fluids flow through the device.
static regenerators
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the material and components move throughout the heat
transfer process.
dynamic regenerators
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There are two types of heat transfer mechanisms employed by heat exchangers
-single-phase
-two-phase heat transfer.
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the fluids do not undergo any phase change throughout the heat transfer process, meaning that both the warmer and cooler fluids
remain in the same state of matter at which they entered the heat exchanger.
single-phase heat exchangers
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fluids do experience a phase
change during the heat transfer process. The phase change can occur in either or both of the fluids involved resulting in a change from a liquid to a gas or a gas to a liquid.
two-phase heat exchangers
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require more complex design
two-phase heat transfer mechanism
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types of two-phase heat exchangers examples
-boilers,
-condensers,
-evaporators.
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common variants
employed throughout industry
Types of Heat Exchangers
-Shell and tube heat exchangers
- Double pipe heat exchangers
-Plate heat exchangers
-Condensers, evaporators, and boilers
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constructed of a single tube or series of parallel tubes (i.e., tube bundle) enclosed within
a sealed, cylindrical pressure vessel (i.e., shell).
shell and tube heat exchangers
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one pipe held concentrically
inside of a larger pipe
Double pipe heat exchangers
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acts as the conductive barrier
inner pipe
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where one fluid flows through this inner
pipe and another flows around it through the outer pipe,
it forms..______?
annulus shape
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works via conduction, where the heat from one flow is
transferred through the inner pipe wall, which is made of a conductive material such as
steel or aluminum.
double pipe heat exchanger
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often used in counterflow, where
its fluids move in opposite directions
double pipe heat exchanger
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are constructed of several thin, corrugated plates bundled
together
Plate heat exchangers
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The plates are
arranged in a ___________ pattern to maximize the thermal mixing between each
fluid.
a cold-hot-cold-hot
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r. Each pair of plates creates a channel through which one fluid can flow, and the
pairs are stacked and attached—via __________________ such that a second
passage is created between pairs through which the other fluid can flow.
—via bolting, brazing, or welding
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heat exchangers which employ a two-phase
heat transfer mechanism.
Boilers, condensers, and evaporators
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are heat exchanging devices that take heated gas or vapor and cool it to
the point of condensation, changing the gas or vapor into a liquid.
condensers
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the heat transfer process changes the fluids from liquid form to gas or vapor form.
evaporators and boilers
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is a simple device used by industry to remove heat from water
cooling tower
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transfers heat to cooler air as it passes through the internal components of the
tower.
hot water
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a special type of heat exchanger
cooling tower
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that allows water and air to
come in contact with each other to lower the temperature of the hot water
cooling tower
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what is the purpose of a cooling tower?
to cool down water
that gets heated up
by industrial equipment
and processes
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Most cooling towers work based on the principle of?
“evaporative cooling“
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the process where warm water from an industrial process is pumped up to the top of the cooling tower where the water distribution system is
Evaporative cooling
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a closed vessel inside which water is stored.
boiler
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generally coal
fuel
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burnt in a furnace and hot gasses are produced.
fuel
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the hot gasses come in contact with water vessel where the heat of these hot gases
transfer to the water and consequently steam
is produced in
boiler
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commonly called boilers
Steam generators
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are used by industrial manufacturers to
produce steam
Steam generators
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used to drive turbines and provide heat to process equipment
steam
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classified as fire-tube or water-tube boilers.
Steam generators
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typically designed for large industrial applications.
Water-tube boilers
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reverse of the fire tube boiler
Water-tube boilers
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used in smaller systems and processes.
Fire-tube boilers
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there are numbers of tubes through which hot gases are passed and
water surrounds these tubes.
Fire-tube boilers
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the water is heated inside tubes and hot gasses surround these
tubes
Water-tube boilers
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a device used primarily to heat large quantities of
hydrocarbons. These systems are very expensive and complex and require a well-trained and dedicated staff.
fired heater or furnace
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consist essentially of a battery of pipes or tubes that pass through a
firebox.
Fired heaters
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The primary source of heat transfer is
radiant and convective
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it occurs as energy passes through the tubes
conductive heat
transfer
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is a device used to convert raw materials into useful products through
chemical reactions
reactor
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These devices combine raw materials with catalyst, gases, pressure, or heat
reactor
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The basic components of a reactor
-shell
-heating or cooling device
-two or more product inlet ports
-one outlet port.
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may be used to blend the
materials together.
mixer
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Several critical process variables associated with reactor operation
-temperature
-pressure
-concentration of reactants
-catalysts,
-time
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designed to make chemical bonds, break chemical bonds, or make and break
chemical bonds, temperature is carefully controlled.
a chemical reactor
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used to speed up the reaction.
catalyst
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a chemical that can
increase or decrease a reaction rate without becoming part of the product.
A catalyst
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Chemical reactions are classified as
-Based on Heat Transfer
-Based on Reaction Type
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Based on Heat Transfer types
-Exothermic
-Endothermic
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Based on Reaction Type
* Replacement
* Neutralization
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_______ reactions produce heat
Exothermic
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_________ reactions require heat
endothermic
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an exothermic reaction.
combustion
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are those that absorb heat from the surroundings.
endothermic
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absorb heat from the surroundings
Endothermic
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In this type of reaction, one element displaces or replaces another element in a
compound.
Replacement (Single Displacement) Reaction:
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When zinc reacts with copper sulfate, zinc displaces the copper, forming zinc sulfate
and releasing copper metal.
Zn + CuSO4 → ZnSO4 + Cu
its an example of...
Replacement (Single Displacement) Reaction
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This type of reaction occurs when an acid and a base react to form water and a
salt. It's called "neutralization" because the acid's properties are neutralized by
the base, and vice versa.
Neutralization Reaction
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this is an example of....
Hydrochloric acid reacting with sodium hydroxide produces water and sodium chloride.
HCl+NaOH→H2O+NaCl
Neutralization Reaction
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is a series of stills placed one on top of another
distillation
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a process that separates substances from a mixture by the various boiling
points of the substances.
distillation
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The condensed
liquid is referred to as
distillate
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the liquid that does not vaporize in a column is
residue
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usually accomplished with a pump-around loop or a mixer
mixing
169
Heat balance on the tower is maintained by a device known as a
reboiler
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are usually shell-and-tube heat exchangers or fired furnaces
Preheaters
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one way of making such a separation, and it is perhaps the most frequently used method
Distillation
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Distillation columns come in two basic designs
plate and packed.
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take suction off the bottom of the tower.
reboiler
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all four materials are liquids,
and the mixture is separated by allowing them to separate into layers (layer out) by
weight or density.
liquid-liquid extraction
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is a process for separating
two materials in a mixture by introducing a third material that will dissolve one of the first
two materials but not the other.
extraction
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One of the problems most frequently encountered in chemical process operations is that
of separating two materials from a mixture or a solution.
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