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CAPACITY = 2,000 kW
FOR CHECKING;
OUTPUTNET 2005.2041KW
EXCESSKW = 5.7726 KW
B. Boiler Size and selection of Boiler
HPboiler = 987.5972
Boilerheating surface = 3950.3888 GET VALUES;
Equivalentevaporation = 34097.1924
BOILER DIMENSION
2 pass condensers
18-gage, ¾ “tubes
Over-all coefficient of heat transfer, U =500.047
Surface Area of the condenser, A =2725.1867ft2
Mass of circulating water, mcw =930088.9322lb/hr
Convert to GPM = 1860.1779
Numbertubeperpass = 235
Length of tubes = 17
Total number of tubes = 510
Active Distance
Frame Tube Required for
No. Length Withdrawing Max No.
A B C D E F Tubes of Tubes
1250 12’-0’’ 15’-5’’ 5’-11’’ 4’-3’’ 3’-9’’ 4’-0’’ 13’-9’’ 720
Selection of Deaerator:
2A 17 ¼
2B 50
2C 11 ½
2D 8½
2E 8½
2E 12
2G -
3A 5½
3B 12
3C 32
3D 16
Blow Off 2
Trap Return 2
Relief Connection 2½
Regulating Valve 2
Pump Supply 5
Overflow 4
Separator 6
D. Calculate size of Boiler feed pumps and select pumps.
BFPmassflow = 31482.3035
BFPvolumeflow = 66.7705
Pump size = #1 ½
Number of Stages = 6
Motor Hp Rating = 50
Number of Units = 3
CPmassflow = mc = 16292.221
CPvolumeflow = 32.8141
CPvolumeflow = 32.8141
use gpm = 50
pump size = 1 ½
number of stages = 6
motor hp rating = 40
Number of Units = 4
Pboiler.toturbine = 383.8947
Aboiler.turbine = 11.2105
Diameterpipe = 5 in
A5 = 19.635 in2
V5 = 4567.5596 fpm
tm = maximum wall thickness, in.
= 0.1495/ 0.875
= 0.1709
D t d d5 sq in sq ft
Nominal Outside Dia. Wall Inside Dia. Inside Dia. Internal Weight
Pipe Size, In. thickness, In. Fifth Power Cross-sectional of
In. In. Area Pipe per
D t d d5 Sq. In. Sq. Ft. Ft-Lb
Maximum friction loss in the steam piping from turbine to processed steam
0.001295 x f x L x ρ x V2
Δp =
d L = Length, ft
V = velocity, ft/s
Δp = pressure loss, psi ρ = density, lb/cu ft
d = pipe ID, in W = flow, lb/min
f = 4C = Friction factor, From Figure 2- 19, pp. 61,
Δρ = = 0.059047 psi
Solving for the water piping diameter from turbine to process steam
Q = AV
Assumption;
Q = volume flow rate, cu ft/ min Ddischarge = 1.2632 in.
A = cross section area, ft2 V = 500 fpm
V = velocity of fluid, ft/min Q = 4.3516 ft3/min
A1.25 = 0.010 ft2
Checked:
Use Schedule 40
Vdischarge = 435.1555 fpm
(0.001295)(f)(L)(ρ)(V2 )
∆p = d Assumption;
∆p = pressure loss, psi Ldischarge = 100
d = pipe ID, in.
L = Length, ft.
f = 4C = Friction factor, From Figure 2-19, pp. ∆pdischarge = 0.000637
61, potter
V = Velocity, ft/s
ρ = Density, lb/cu. ft.
(V)(D)(ρ)
Nr =
µ
Nr = Reynold’s Number Nrdischarge = 368921.7875
D = Internal pipe diameter DdischargeID = 1.380
ρ = Fluid density or reciprocal of specific ρdischarge = 62.0828
volume, lb-mass/cu. ft. fdischarge = 0.000915
µ = Fluid absolute viscosity, lb-mass/ft-sec