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Working Guide to Process Equipment

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ISBN-10: 0071390871

ISBN-13: 9780071390873

Edition: 2nd 2003 (Revised)

Authors: Norman P. Lieberman, Elizabeth T. Lieberman

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* Offers a wealth of useful diagnostic tips, worked-out calculations, practical examples, and illustrations to pinpoint processing equipment trouble and repair malfunctions
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Book details

List price: $79.95
Edition: 2nd
Copyright year: 2003
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Professional Publishing
Publication date: 12/6/2002
Binding: Hardcover
Pages: 527
Size: 6.00" wide x 9.00" long x 1.50" tall
Weight: 1.694
Language: English

Preface to Second Edition
Preface to First Edition
Introduction
How Trays Work: Flooding (Downcomer Backup)
Tray Efficiency
Downcomer Backup
Downcomer Clearance
Vapor--Flow Pressure Drop
Jet Flood
Incipient Flood
Tower Pressure Drop and Flooding
How Trays Work: Dumping (Weeping Through Tray Decks)
Tray Pressure Drop
Other Causes of Tray Inefficiency
Bubble-Cap Trays
New High Capacity Trays
Why Control Tower Pressure (Options for Optimizing Tower Operating Pressure)
Selecting an Optimum Tower Pressure
Raising the Tower Pressure Target
Lowering the Tower Pressure
The Phase Rule in Distillation
What Drives Distillation Towers (Reboiler Function)
The Reboiler
Heat-Balance Calculations
How Reboilers Work (Thermosyphon, Gravity Feed, and Forced)
Thermosyphon Reboilers
Forced-Circulation Reboilers
Kettle Reboilers
Don't Forget Fouling
How Instruments Work (Levels, Pressures, Flows, and Temperatures)
Level
Foam Affects Levels
Pressure
Flow
Temperature
Packed Towers: Better than Trays? (Packed-Bed Vapor and Liquid Distribution)
How Packed Towers Work
Maintaining Functional and Structural Efficiency in Packed Towers
Advantages of Packing vs
Trays
Steam and Condensate Systems (Water Hammer and Condensate Backup, Steam-Side Reboiler Control)
Steam Reboilers
Condensing Heat--Transfer Rates
Maintaining System Efficiency
Carbonic Acid Corrosion
Condensate Collection Systems
Deaerators
Surface Condensers
Bubble Point and Dew Point (Equilibrium Concepts in Vapor-Liquid Mixtures)
Bubble Point
Dew Point
Steam Strippers (Source of Latent Heat of Vaporization)
Heat of Evaporation
Stripper Efficiency
Draw-off Nozzle Hydraulics (Nozzle Cavitation Due to Lack of Hydrostatic Head)
Nozzle Exit Loss
Critical Flow
Maintaining Nozzle Efficiency
Overcoming Nozzle Exit Loss Limits
Pumparounds and Tower Heat Flows (Closing the Tower Enthalpy Balance)
The Pumparound
Vapor Flow
Fractionation
Condensers and Tower Pressure Control (Hot-Vapor Bypass: Flooded Condenser Control)
Subcooling Vapor Binding, and Condensation
Pressure Control
Air Coolers (Fin-Fan Coolers)
Fin Fouling
Fan Discharge Pressure
Effect of Reduced Airflow
Adjustments and Corrections to Improve Cooling
Designing for Efficiency
Deaerators and Steam Systems (Generating Steam in Boilers and BFW Preparation)
Boiler Feedwater
Boilers
Convection Section Waste-Heat Steam Generation
Vacuum Systems: Steam Jet Ejectors (Steam Jet Ejectors)
Theory of Operation
Converging and Diverging Compression
Calculations, Performance, and Other Measurements in Jet Systems
Optimum Vacuum Tower-Top Temperature
Steam Turbines (Use of Horsepower Values and Correct Speed Control)
Principle of Operation and Calculations
Selecting Optimum Turbine Speed
Surface Condensers
The Second Law of Thermodynamics
Surface Condenser Heat-Transfer Coefficients
Shell-and-Tube Heat Exchangers
Allowing for Thermal Expansion
Heat-Transfer Efficiency
Exchanger Cleaning
Mechanical Design for Good Heat Transfer
Fired Heaters: Fire- and Flue-Gas Side (Draft and Afterburn Optimizing Excess A
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