Economical analysis between Vacuum system with ejectors and VS with liquid ring pump

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Vacuum Systems Industrial Vacuum System Industrial Vacuum system based in multi-stage ejectors, condenser and silencer Economical analysis between Vacuum system with ejectors and VS with liquid ring pump

VMF STANDARD INDUSTRIAL VACUUM SYSTEM Standard VMF vacuum systems are based on three booster ejectors with various combinations of pre-vacuum unit. According available utilities, after the consequent study, are adopted the most economical application, which is different from case to case. To improve the vacuum, to a high level, the most interesting equipment is the root pumps. The others pumps are not too good in case of industrial application. With dry root pumps, you can achieve 5 x 10-4 mmhg. This vacuum exceeds the needs of common industrial operations which require greater vacuum. Are exclude in this consideration ultra - high vacuum used in some specific applications: laboratory, Aerospatiale and singular industries, that use diffusion pump as the first stage. Below common vacuum operations in industrial process with respective vacuum level requirements. SOME INDUSTRIAL OPERATIONS UNDER VACUUM VACUUM RANGE Food Drying - Turbine Condensation Exhaust Oil Degumming and Bleaching 20 to 50 mmhg (27 to 67 mbar) Evaporation - Concentration - Crystallization 6 to 40 mmhg (8 to 55 mbar) Oil Deodorization Distillation Mineral Oil Cracking Colling Water 1 to 6 mmhg (1,3 to 8 mbar) Lube oil Recuperation - Polymerization Molecular Distillation 7,5 10-5 to 0,75 mmhg (10-4 to 100 mbar) 2

EQUIVALENT AIR DETERMINATION: Ejectors curves are based on equivalent air at standard temperature 70 o F (21 o C) is because the need of change all suction gases in equivalent air (EA). This is possible doing molecular and temperature corrections as follow: Molecular Correction: Temperature Correction: MW = Molecular Weight. F (MW) = F (0,0345 (Mw))1/2 F = 1,00 IF MW= 1 TO 30; F = [1,076 0,0026 (MW)] WHEN MW= 31 TO 140 t = Temperature o C F (t) = 1,005 0,000432t FIRST CONDENSER POSITION BETWEEN PRE VACUUM AND BOSTERS: When it is possible to introduce the first condenser, depending from the cooling water temperature, we must to do. Then if it condensates all condensable gases, it relieves the load on the pre vacuum suction. Only some non condensable (air plus gases in equilibrium) go to the pre vacuum, that results in saving motive steam. CRITERIUM TO FIT IN FIRST CONDENSER (C1) CONDENSER BAROMETRIC SHELL & TUBE COOLING WATER TEMPERATURE - O C 25 29 32 35 25 29 32 35 VACUUM IN WHICH THE CONDENSER C1 IS POSITIONED mmhg 43 50 57 65 50 57 65 75 CORRECTION FACTOR (MOTIVE STEAM CONSUMPTION) 0,898 1,000 1,096 1,196 1,000 1,096 1,196 1,348 COOLING WATER DIFFERENCE BETWEEN IN AND OUT 3 o C to 6 o C (1) 5 o C to 7 o C (1) (1) The choose depends on the unit capacity and how much water available. 3

EXAMPLE OF APPLICATION: VACUUM UNIT TO OIL DEODORIZATION BOOSTER COMSUMPTION PROCESS DATA EQUIVALENT AIR STEAM CONSUMPTION COOLING FLOW RATE Suction: - Pressure: 3 mmhg. - Temperature: 120 o C - Flow Rate (kg/h): Air: 22,1 Steam Water: 189 FFA: 15,8 Cooling Water: -Temperature in: 29 o C Type of Condenser: - Barometric. Boosters Selection: - Fig.1: two stage. Motive Steam: - 7 bar g (Saturated). IN CASE OF TYPE OF CONDEN- SER IS: Shell & Tube Air F(Mw) factor: Mw=29 => F=1 F(Mw) = F (0,0345 (Mw))1/2 F(Mw) =1 Steam F(Mw) factor: Mw=18 => F=1 F(Mw) = F (0,0345 (Mw))1/2 F(Mw) =0,788 T=120 o C FFA F(Mw) factor: Mw > 140 => F(Mw)=1,6 Mixture F(t) factor: t=120 o F(t) = 1,005 0,000432t F(T) = 0,95316 EA= (22,1+189/0,788+15,8/1,6)/0,95316 EA= 285,18 kg/h EA=285,18 From Fig.3: -Vacuum absolute: 3 mmhg -Discharge: 50 mmhg a. -Read on the curve: 2,9 W / 1 EA Consumption Steam(W), 10 bar g (saturated): W= 2,9 x EA W= 2,9 x 285,18 W= 827,4 kg/h Correction to Stated Motive Pressure (7 bar g): From Fig.6: 1,124 W (corrected) = 1,124 x 827,4 W (corrected) = 930 kg/h Discharging Pr.: 50 mmhg W (CORRETED) =930 kg/h Discharging Pr.: 57 mmhg W (CORRETED) =930 x 1,096 W (CORRETED) = 1019,3 kg/h Temperature: -Inlet/outlet: 29 / 35 Steam Flow to Condensate: W + Steam Suction: 930 + 189 = 1.119 kg/h Latent Heat at 50 mmhg: 576 kcal/kg. Cooling Water Flow: Water Cooling Dt=6 o C. Thermic Load: Q=576 x 1.119 Q=622.544 kcal/h Mass Flow Rate (M): M= Q / (cp x Dt) cp (Specif. Heat) = 1 kcal / (kg x o C) M=622544/(1x6) =103757 kg/h SG = 1 Volumetric Flow: 104 m3/h Latent Heat at 57 mmhg: 574,6 kcal/kg. Cooling Water Flow: Water Cooling Dt=7 o C. Thermic Load: Q=574,6 x (1019,3+189) Q=694.250,14 kcal/h Mass Flow Rate (M): M=694.250,14/7=99.178,6 kg/h. Volumetric Flow: 99,2 m3/h PRE VACUUM MOTIVE STEAM CONSUMPTION: Normally pre vacuum is performed with two stage ejectors and an inter condenser, which motive steam consumption is taken from the graph of Figure 5. TABLE 2 PRE VACUUM PARAMETERS CONDENSER BAROMETRIC SHELL & TUBE COOLING WATER TEMPERATURE - O C 25 29 32 35 25 29 32 35 POSITION OF PRE CONDENSER C1 mmhg 43 50 57 65 50 57 65 75 CORRECTION FACTOR FOR STEAM CONSUMPTION 1,031 1,000 0,998 0,964 1,000 0,956 0,925 0,897 COOLING WATER FLOW RATE m3/h by 1 kg EA 0,0623 0,0627 0,0655 0,0683 0,13 COOLING WATER CRITERIUM FLOW CALCULATION TERMINAL TEMPERATURE DIFFERENCE: 3 O C, NCOND. 25% DIFFERENCE TEMP. IN TO OUT 5 o C, NCOND. 25% 4

EXAMPLE OF APPLICATION: VACUUM UNIT TO OIL DEODORIZATION PRE VACUUM COMSUMPTION PROCESS DATA EQUIVALENT AIR STEAM CONSUMPTION COOLING FLOW RATE Pre Vacuum Suction: - Pressure: 50 mmhg. - Temperature: 38 o C - Flow Rate (kg/h): Air: 22,1 Steam Water:? FFA: trace. Cooling Water: -Temperature in: 29 o C Type of Condenser: - Barometric. Ejectors Selection: - Fig.5: two stage. Motive Steam: - 7 bar g (Saturated). IN CASE OF TYPE OF CONDEN- SER IS: Shell & Tube Steam in equilibrium with air: W steam/ W air = Pv / (Pt Pv) x Mws/Mwa Pv = 36,75 mmhg (32,5 o C) Wsteam/Wair= 36,75/(50-36,75)*18/29 Wsteam/Wair= 1,722 Steam Water = 1,722 x 22,1=38,05 Air F(Mw) factor: Mw=29 => F=1 F(Mw) = F (0,0345 (Mw))1/2 F(Mw) =1 Steam F(Mw) factor: Mw=18 => F=1 F(Mw) = F (0,0345 (Mw))1/2 F(Mw) =0,788 FFA F(Mw) factor: Mw > 140 => F(Mw)=1,6 Mixture temperature F(t) factor: t=32,5 o F(t) = 1,005 0,000432t F(T) = 0,991 EA= (22,1+38,5/0,788)/0,991 EA= 71,6 kg/h EA=71,6 kg/h From Fig.5: -Vacuum absolute: 50mmHg -Discharge: 760 mmhg a. -Read on the curve: 4 W / 1 EA Consumption Steam(W), 10 bar g (saturated): W= 4 x EA W= 4 x 71,6 W= 286,4 kg/h Correction to Stated Motive Pressure (7 bar g): From Fig.6: 1,124 W (corrected) = 1,124 x 286,4 W (corrected) = 321,9 kg/h Suction Pr.: 50 mmhg W (CORRETED) =321,9 kg/h Suction Pr.: 57 mmhg W (CORRETED) =321,9 x 0,956 W (CORRETED) = 307,7 kg/h Inlet Temperature: 29 o C EA Flow Rate: 71,6 kg/h From table 2: Cooling water flow rate: 0,0627 x 71,6 = 4,49 m3/h Outlet Temperature: - Out temp = Sat. Temp-3 o C. - Out temp = 49,57 o C. Note: Inter condenser position is choose to have constant saturation temperature in table 2 coverage. Inlet Temperature: 29 o C EA Flow Rate: 71,6 kg/h From table 2: Cooling water flow rate: 0,13 x 71,6 = 9,31 m3/h Outlet Temperature: - Out temp = In temp.+ o C Outlet temp. = 34 o C WATER RING PUMP PRE VACUUM ALTERNATIVE. Water ring pump has limited application because vacuum performance is affected by water ring temperature due vapor pressure. This alternative must be compared with two stages ejector with condenser to analyze coast benefit. The study need to compare the investment of equipment and operational coasts. VACUUM PUMP SELECTION EA (kg/h) 71,6 Pump Curve break power - kw 18,5 EA (m3/h), 12,64 m3/kg, (12,64 x 71,6) 905 m3/h Break power kw (corrected) 48 Water Ring temperature rise (steam condensation) 4 o C Ring water flow - m3/h 4,30 Corrected water Ring Temperature ( o C) 29 + 4 =32 o C Water to cooling ring water flow - m3/h 5,40 5

ECONOMICAL PARAMETERS TO COMPARE TWO OPTIONS ANNUAL OPERATION 8664 h / 5 DAYS YEAR TO DO MAINTNANCE (OPERATION PERIODE 10 YEARS AND ALL COSTS PRORATED FOR 10 YEARS) TWO STAGE EJECTORS WITH S&T CONDENSER WATER RING VACUUM PUMP INVESTED CAPITAL PRORATED 10 YEARS 2.685,71 5.000,00 MOTIVE STEAM CONSUMPTION 321,9 kg/h --------------------- MOTOR DRIVE BREAK POWER ------------------ 48 kw UNIT COST OF ENERGY 0,013 / kg (steam) 0,119 / kwh ENERGY COST YEAR 0,013 x 321,9 x 8664 = 35.857,83 0,119 x 48 x 8664 = 49.488,77 WATER UTILITY COST YEAR ( 3,25/m3) 3,25 x 9,31x 8664 = 262.151,00 3,25 x 9,7x 8664= 273.132,60 ANNUAL MANUTENANCE COAST 142,86 1.514,29 TOTAL 300.837,40 329.135,66 SAVED VALUE CHOOSING EJECTORS ONE YEAR: 28.298,26 TEN YEARS: 282.982,60 COMPARATIVE STUDY RESUME: STEAM JET EJECTOR WATER RING PUMP Size and Need of Stages: Small charge on equipment cost. Large charge on equipment cost. Condensable Loads Not Affect. Affect because water ring is heated. Equipment capital investment: Smaller. Larger. Operational Cost: Smaller (1). Larger (1). Maintenance Cost: Smaller. Larger. High water temperature: Without vacuum limitation. There is vacuum limitation. Notes: 1- Water ring pumps are usually competitive where there are available low water temperatures. However, operating costs change from region to region. This costs are based in the European average cost. Costs of steam, electricity and water are determinant to found the best option, where low water temperatures are available. Always which is possible must be made a cost analysis. 2- The study was made based on Brazil reality, considering a low water temperature usually in south region a little portion of the country. The most common is 32 o C and in the hotter regions it may achieve 42 o C. Industrial Energy Costs EU-28 electricity prices for industrial consumers during the second half of 2015 averaged EUR 0.119 per kwh. The price of electricity for this category of consumers was highest in Italy, the United Kingdom and Germany, while relatively low prices were recorded for Finland and Sweden (which had the lowest price level, EUR 0.059 per kwh); in Serbia and in Bosnia and Herzegovina, industrial electricity prices were almost as low as in Sweden. Source: eurostats 6

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