Heat exchangers are important and expensive items of equipment that are used in a wide variety of industries. A better understanding of the basic principles of heat transfer and fluid flow and their application to the design and operation of shell and tube heat exchangers, as well as plate heat exchangers, air-cooled exchangers, and other specialty heat exchangers that you gain from this course, will enable you to improve their effectiveness and extend their life.
The course provides an in-depth presentation of the main types of industrial heat exchangers, their key features and aspects, and provides practical guidelines for selecting the appropriate type for specific applications.
You will better understand how to use the applicable API, TEMA, and ASME codes, standards, and recommended practices. Discussions cover fabrication, materials of construction and costs of tubular units; condensers and reboilers; effect and mitigation of fouling; and causes and prevention of exchanger tubes vibration and damage.
Highlight the pivotal function and significance of heat exchangers in cost-effective plant operations
Provide a clear understanding of the fundamentals of heat transfer and hydraulics and fluid flow and their application in the thermal design of heat exchangers.
Provide methodologies for the mechanical design of heat exchangers following the industry codes, standards, and best practices, specifically ASME BPVC Section VIII, TEMA, and API 660, 661, and 662.
Understand the cost-effective technologies and best practices for improving the performance of heat exchangers
Gain essential and integrated knowledge about the hydraulic, thermal, and mechanical design of heat exchangers
Understand, predict and identify causes of performance degradation and damage mechanisms that affect heat exchangers fitness for continued service and thereby reduce the risk of potential failures and waste of energy
Maintenance Professionals
Inspection Personnel
Process Supervisors
Plant Operators
Plant/Technical Managers
Overview and fundamentals
Significance of heat exchange in the petroleum, petrochemical, and process industries
Heat Transfer Fundamentals and Heat Transfer Coefficients
Heat Exchanger types and application
Shell and Tube heat exchangers
Compact heat exchangers
Plate heat exchangers
Printed circuit heat exchangers
Heat pipes
Air-cooled heat exchangers
Regenerative heat exchangers
The geometry of Shell & Tube Heat Exchangers (STHE) and Double Pipes - TEMA nomenclature, front end head types, shell types, rear-end types, double pipe units, selection guidelines
Sizing and Specifying the heat exchanger
Temperature Difference In STHE
Countercurrent, co-current, and cross-current
TEMA flow arrangements, comparisons
Worked example
Velocity Triangles and Performance Derivation from First Principles
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