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This document shows how to use Thermo Utilities software to design a condenser. It provides data on 15,000 kg/h of wet steam at 37C with 95% quality entering the condenser. Cooling water at 7C and 1.2 bar enters and exits at 22C and 1.013 bar. The software calculates the cooling water flow rate and condenser tube surface area needed using a heat transfer coefficient method from BEAMA standards, and provides the coefficient and other outputs. It also calculates using the less conservative HEI standard method. The document includes contact information for the software developer Taftan Data.

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Condenser Design

This document shows how to use Thermo Utilities software to design a condenser. It provides data on 15,000 kg/h of wet steam at 37C with 95% quality entering the condenser. Cooling water at 7C and 1.2 bar enters and exits at 22C and 1.013 bar. The software calculates the cooling water flow rate and condenser tube surface area needed using a heat transfer coefficient method from BEAMA standards, and provides the coefficient and other outputs. It also calculates using the less conservative HEI standard method. The document includes contact information for the software developer Taftan Data.

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Condenser Design

This document shows how Thermo Utilities, MS Excel Add-ins can be


used for condenser design.
A surface condenser is required to deal with 15 000 kg/h wet steam.
Wet steam temperature is 37 C and enters the condenser with 0.95
quality (dryness fraction is 0.95). The water used for cooling has the
following data:
-inlet pressure 1.20 bar, inlet temperature 7 C
-outlet pressure 1.013 bar, outlet temperature 22 C
Calculate the flow rate of cooling water and tube surface of the
condenser. Assume that the cooling water velocity through tubes is
1.5 m/s

Inputs Units Error ?


Wet steam inlet temperature 37 Err:511
Steam quality 0.95
Cooling water inlet temperature 7 Err:511
Cooling water inlet pressure 1.2 Err:511
Cooling water outlet temperature 22 Err:511
Cooling water outlet pressure 1.013 Err:511
Steam mass flow 15000 kg/h
Cooling water speed 1.5 m/s

Outputs
Wet steam pressure Err:511 Err:511 Err:511
Enthalpy of steam at inlet Err:511 Err:511 Err:511
Enthropy of condensate Err:511 Err:511 Err:511
Rejected heat/hour Err:511 kJ/h
Rejected heat/second Err:511 kW
Enthalpy of water at inlet Err:511 Err:511 Err:511
Enthalpy of water at outlet Err:511 Err:511 Err:511
Water mass flow Err:511 kg/h Err:511

The overall heat tranfer coefficient can be calculated according to BEAMA or HEI standards.
BEAMA : British Electrical and Allied Manufacturers Association
BEAMA publication on the recomended practice for design of surface type steam condenser
HEI : Heat Exchanger Institute
HEI standards for steam surface condensers

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Condenser Design

Outputs Unit
Heat transfer coeff.(BEAMA) 2.95235 kW/m2,K
Logarithmic mean temp. diff. 49.83 degree K
Required area Err:511 m2 Err:511

If we use the less conservative HEI method we obtain the following:

Outputs Unit
Heat transfer coeff.(HEI) 3.60991 kW/m2,K
Required area Err:511 m2 Err:511

Taftan Data
Email: [email protected]

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by this company please visit our website:

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