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Example 4: Line Heater Duty(Click on the images for a larger version)Gas flows from a well at 1440 psi and 60°F at a flowrate of 1.0 MMSCF/D. The gas is heated in a line heater before flowing to the pipeline. Calculate the heat duty of the line heater. Step 1: Set the "Initial Conditions":
Step 2: Enter "Input Stream":
Step 3: Set "Temperature" to 60°F and "Pressure" to 1453 psia. "Execute Flash". From the calculated "Data", read the "Enthalpy" of -1751.409 Btu/lb. Step 4: Reset "Temperature" to 110°F and "Pressure" to 1453 psia. "Execute Flash". From the calculated "Data", read the "Enthalpy" of -1713.165 Btu/lb. Step 5: Calculate the required heater coil duty. 1.0 mmscf/d = 1x106 (scf/d) * 1/24 (d/h) * 1/379.5 (lb.mol/scf)= 109.79 lb.mol / h Heater coil duty = 109.79 (lb.mol/h) * 20.182 (lb/lb.mol) * (-1713.165-(-1751.409)) (Btu/lb) =84,740 Btu/h or you could select "Rate Calc" at the two conditions: (-3.79606E6-(-3.88080E6)) = 84,740 Btu/h |
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