Course Description
The course is formulated with objectives of understanding the
heat
transfer
equipments, typical features and tube heat
transfer
and exchangers, design methods and design thumb rules, operation, control and troubleshooting aspects The course further deals with how to
optimize
for both mechanical and thermal design requirements. The course will cover several case studies for clarifying the design methodology and solving
real
life problems in Heat exchanger Operation, Control
and Troubleshooting. The course deals with Failure
of
heat exchangers: operating conditions, sources of failures. start-up issues, Malfunctioning – typical causes and remedial measures and learn how to troubleshoot, diagnose, and correct operating problems
Course Objectives
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Functions and applications of heat exchangers
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Basic principles of heat transfer and their application to design of heat exchangers,
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Overall heat transfer coefficients
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Specific considerations applicable to condensers, evaporators etc.
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The participants would also gain understanding of design thumb rules,
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Fouling effect, prediction and techniques of control
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Heat exchanger performance
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Operation and control aspects
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Maintenance and troubleshootin
Who Should Attend?
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Engineers
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Who engaged in design and/or specification of heat exchangers Staff
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Technologist
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Anyone who wants to become more familiar with heat exchangers and the methods of analyzing them.
Program Schedule
DAY 1
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Introduction to Heat Transfer
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Introduction to Conduction
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One-Dimensional, Steady State Conduction
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Two-Dimensional, Steady State Conduction
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Transient Conduction
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Introduction to Convection
DAY 2
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Forced Convection - External Flow
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Forced Convection - Internal Flow
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Free Convection
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Heat Exchangers
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Radiation: Processes and Properties
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Radiation Exchange Between Surfaces
DAY 3
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Classification based on application, terminology and applications (typical)
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Fundamentals of heat transfer
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Concept of LMTD, overall HT co-efficient, fouling factor
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TEMA classification and TEMA types
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Use of both kern method and bell (delaware) method would be highlighted
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Classification based on construction
DAY 4
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Mechanical design of shell and tube heat exchangers
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Selection of tubes
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Baffles and support plates
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Design of tube sheet – general requirements
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Tube sheet bending and shear formula
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Design of nozzles
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Pass-partition plates, end flanges and bolting
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Mechanical design of components – tube sheet, baffles, bonnet/shell cover
DAY 5
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Problems with hydrodynamics aspects; pressure drops, pumping power
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Investigate the parameters that affect heat transfer coefficients
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Effects of fouling and remedial measures
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Show ways to avoid vibration and velocity related problems
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Malfunctioning – typical causes and remedial measures
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Process control of heat exchangers
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Maintenance of heat exchangers