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United Arab Emirates UniversityCollege of EngineeringChemical and Petroleum Engineering DepartmentGraduation Project II

Design of an Integrated Process for theProduction of Acetylene

with Minimum Waste Generation 

Students Names:  ID:Mohamed Faisal Al-Ali 200200988Abdulla Ahmed Al-Hosani 200235709 Yousef Al-Hosani 200101288

Project Advisor: Dr. Muftah El-Naas

Presented to

Coordinator:

Dr. Mamdouh Ghannam 1

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Contents

Introduction Problem Definition Objective Equipments Design

Condenser  Air Heater Compressor Pump

Cyclone Dryer

Cost Estimation Environmental Impact & HAZOP

Conclusion 2

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Introduction

  Production of acetylene involves the reaction of solidcalcium carbide with water in semi-batch reactor

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Problem Definition

This process generates huge amount of calciumhydroxide slurry that presents major economical andenvironmental challenges to acetylene industry 

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Objective

 

The objective of this project is to design aprocess for management calcium hydroxide,

 where it will convert the generated calciumhydroxide into a useful and valuable product

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 Process Design 

The process consists of six units:

Gas compressor

Air heater

Jet spouted bed dryer

Cyclone

Condenser Pump

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Process Design

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 Water 

Dry Air 

Dry Air 

Dry Air 

Dry Air 

Dry Air 

Dry Air 

Dry Air 

Dry Air 

1 1 1 

Ca(OH)2

Powder 

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EquipmentsDesign

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Condenser

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2. Physical

 properties

1. Define the

duty

7. Calculate

the

individual

and overall

coef .

6. Calculate

area

required

5. Calculate

the mean

temperature

difference

4. Trial

 value for the

overall

coefficient

3. Type of 

exchanger

The steps in a typical designprocedure

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Condenser 

Q=394 kW 

Th,in =120C, Th,out =60C

Tc,in =30C, Tc,out =45 

C

calculate the mean temperature difference

hr kg m

hr kg m

c

h

/20050

/4627

.

.

C  Ln

T m

11.49)30/75(

3075

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Condenser Design 

Q= 394 kW 

 A=9.2 m2

Type of H.E

Shell and tubes (Horizontal)

Condensation in the shell side

Length of tubes = 1 m

Number of tubes = 155 tubes

Bundle diameter = 0.4 m

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Air Heater

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Air Heater  A fired heater is a direct-fired heat exchanger that uses the hot gases of 

combustion to raise the temperature of a feed flowing through coils of tubesaligned throughout the heater.

 Applications:

Hydrocarbon and chemical processing industries refineries

Gas plants

Petrochemicals Chemicals and Synthetics

 Ammonia and fertilizer plants

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Air Heater Inlet to furnace

Fuel : Methane (CH4)

 AirCH4 + 2 O2 2H2O + CO2

Heating Value for CH4 = 55,508.73 kJ/kg

Rate duty = 791,464 kJ/hr

 Amount of Methane needed = 14.3 kg/hr

Excess Air = 20%

 Amount of Air fed= 295 kg/hr 

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Compressor

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A gas compressor is a mechanical device that used to increases the

pressure of a Compressible fluid by reducing its volume.

The most common type of compressor is reciprocating, rotary van

compressors, rotary screw compressor and Centrifugal compressor.

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Compressor Design

Requirements 1-Determine compressor type2- Compressor efficiency

3- Reversible adiabatic Power 4- Actual power  

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UnitValue

atm1Inlet pressure

atm5Outlet pressure

K 333Inlet temperature

K 528Outlet temperature

kg/h4221Feed mass flow rate

(ft3/min)2525Feed volumetric flow

rate

ReciprocatingType

 ________ 0.85Efficiency

kW229Reversible adiabatic

power

kW269Actual power

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Pump

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Feed flow rate 450 kg/hr

Discharge pressure 10 atm

Calculated Mixture density:

 Volumetric flow rate=

=18058m

Type selected: Rotary pump

3kg/m1045.8mix  

min0072.0

m 31 m

mix

  

 g mix  

P

Head

kW0.22(0.0068)(1.67)(19) 

/min)V(mP(atm)1.67(kW) power  pumpingFluid 3

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Fluid pumping power

Using efficiency =0.8

Shaft power =0.3 kW 

kW0.22(0.0068)(1.67)(19) 

/min)V(mP(atm)1.67 3

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Spouted Bed

Dryer

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Design Parameter

Dp

Hp

H1

H2

Dc

Di

θ

h

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Physical properties of ceramic and air in the dryer

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Calculated Parameters 

m1.33H1

m1.53H2

m0.63Dp

m30.07Vp

kg of inertparticles134.82Mass

 478.02Rms

 1059598Ar 

m/s3.79Ums

m/s18.53U

m0.362h

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Cyclone

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The humid air leaving the dryeris sent to a cyclone to separatethe solid particles.

Cyclone are the most widely usedtype of dust collector at range 10

to 100µm of solid diameter

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Dimensions of Cyclone

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Cost

Estimation

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Cost Estimation 

Capital cost is the cost of the plant ready for start-up

Operating cost is the cost to run the plant

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Capital Cost

Factor Affecting the Costs Associated withEvaluation of Capital Cost of Chemical Plants 

Direct project expenses

Equipment free on board 

Purchased cost of equipment at manufacture’s site 

Material required for installation Piping, foundation & structure support, instrumentation &

electrical and painting the equipment

Labor to install the equipment and material

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Capital Cost

Factor Affecting the Costs Associated withEvaluation of Capital Cost of Chemical Plants 

Indirect project expenses

Freight, insurance and tax 

Transportation cost for shipping equipment to the site

Construction overhead  Vacation, sick leave retirement benefit and overhead

supervisor personnel

Contractor engineering expenses Salaries for the engineering and project management

personnel on the project

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Capital Cost Factor Affecting the Costs Associated withEvaluation of Capital Cost of Chemical Plants 

Contingency and fee

Contingency  Loss of time due to storms and strikes, small change in the

design and unpredicted price increases

Fee Depending on the type of the plant

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Capital Cost Factor Affecting the Costs Associated withEvaluation of Capital Cost of Chemical Plants 

 Auxiliary facilities

Site development Land, grading and excavation of the site,

 Auxiliary building  Administration offices, maintenance shop and control room,

 ware-houses and services building

Off-sites and utilities

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Capital Cost Bare Module Cost for Equipment 

Represent the sum of direct and indirect costs

CBM=Cop [B1+B2 Fp FM] 

 Where;

CBM = bare module cost

Co

p= purchased cost for base condition (carbon steel, 1 atm)

Fp= pressure factor

FM= material factor

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Capital Cost Total Module cost and Grass Roots 

The term total module cost refers to the cost of making small-to-moderate expansions or alterationsto an existing facility  Contingency and fee 

The term grass-roots refers to a completely new

facility in which we start the construction onessentially undeveloped land, a grass field  Auxiliary facilities

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Capital Cost Total Module Cost and Grass Roots 

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Total cost manufacturing 

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Profit Amount of Ca(OH)2=299,592 kg/year

Ratio of operating: 0.95 day per year

Cost of product: $15/kg

Revenue = $ 4,868,370/year

Profit= Revenue – Cost of manufacturing=

$2,904,035/year

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Environmental Impact & HAZOP 

This project is environmental friendly 

Reducing the waste that come from reaction betweencalcium carbide and water to produce acetylene.

By this project, recycle the calcium hydroxide slurry tofind powder of calcium hydroxide that can market

again

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Health risks from calcium hydroxide  Difficulty in breathing

Internal bleeding

Hypotension Skeletal muscle paralysis, interference with action-

myosin system

 An increase in blood pH, which is damaging to

internal organs

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HAZOP  HAZard

OPerability 

Methodology  

Guide word: (more, less,Non)

Parameters: (Temperature, pressure, flow)

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Example:

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Conclusion Huge amounts of calcium hydroxide slurry are

produced in acetylene industry.

In this project, different options of drying slurry wereinvestigated in terms of advantages, disadvantages,amounts applied and efficiency in drying.

One of these options (Jet Spouted Bed Dryer) was

selected. Material and energy balance were carried out

Design and Cost Estimation

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Thank you