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    Chemical Engineering Plant DesignCHE 441

    Dr. Asim Khan

    Assistant ProfessorEmail: [email protected]

    Lecture 1

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    INTRODUCTION

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    Pre-Requisite

    Have strong grip on fundamentals of:Unit operation

    Unit processes

    Thermodynamics

    Mass & energy balances

    Economics

    Reaction engineering

    Basic sciences

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    Course Objective

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    Process design, implementation and the control of

    existing chemical plant and new development Knowledge of environment and safety issues

    regarding chemical plant with focus on

    minimization of pollution

    Process integration to minimize the energy

    requirement

    Optimizing with focus on minimization of cost and

    maximization of profit Different issues faced during the operation of

    plant

    Strategies for the design of chemical equipments

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    Course Description

    Introduction Process design development

    Equipment designing

    Heat integration Costing

    Optimization

    Safety & environment

    Process modeling & simulation

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    Reference Books

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    Reference Books

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    Reference Books

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    Reference Books

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    Plant Design Project Stages

    1. Inception

    2. Preliminary evaluation of economics and market

    3. Development of data necessary for final design

    4. Final economic evaluation

    5. Detailed engineering design

    - capitalized engineering and expensed

    engineering

    6. Procurement

    7. Erection

    8. Startup and trial runs

    9. Production 10

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    Factors Involved Plant location

    Plant layout

    Materials of construction

    Structural design

    Utilities Buildings

    Storage

    Materials handling

    Safety

    Waste disposal

    Federal, state, and local laws or codes

    Patents11

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    Nature of Design

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    DESIGN CONSTRAINTS DESIGN PROCESS

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    Types of Design

    - Quick estimate design (Preliminary)

    - Detailed estimate design

    - Detailed design (Exact specifications)

    Feasibility survey (Market analysis)

    Choosing the basis (Product and raw-materials)

    Simplified flow diagram and material balance, flow rates calculations,

    energy balance, specs of streams

    Equipment specifications (Columns, vessels, reactors, heat exchangers,

    pumps, instrumentation, other equipments)

    Design reports

    Construction and operation

    Design Procedure

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    Block Flow Diagrams (BFD)

    Process Flow Diagrams (PFD's)

    Piping and Instrumentation Diagrams (P&ID's)

    Flowsheet Development

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    Biomass/Coal Gasification

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    Block Diagram

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    Biomass/Coal Gasification

    Process Flow Diagram

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    Biomass/Coal Gasification

    Piping and Instrumentation Diagram

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    Designing of Equipments

    Heat Exchangers

    Furnace Boiler

    Evaporator

    Dryer

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    Heat Transfer

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    Distillation column

    Stripper

    Absorber

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    Mass Transfer

    Designing of Equipments

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    Heat Integration

    Systematic methodology For energy utilization within the process

    To identify the energy targets

    To optimize the utilities

    Makes cost competitive process in terms of energy usage

    Recover and reuse as much heat as possible Reduce

    Capital investment

    Energy use

    Operation cost Increases

    Process flexibility

    Quality

    Better environment performance

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    Cost Estimation

    Capital Investment

    Direct Cost & Indirect Cost

    Operating Cost

    Maintenance Cost

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    Safety and Environment

    Hazop study Environment friendly

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