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Project 2: Heat Exchanger Design Group Members: Brian Schludecker Phillip Palmer Adam Spindler Mike Hay Joe McGuire Presented 12/12/2006 to Dr. Toksoy and ME 414 Class, IUPUI
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Project 2: Heat Exchanger Design

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Page 1: Project 2: Heat Exchanger Design

Project 2: Heat Exchanger Design

Group Members:Brian Schludecker

Phillip PalmerAdam Spindler

Mike HayJoe McGuire

Presented 12/12/2006 to Dr. Toksoy and ME 414 Class, IUPUI

Page 2: Project 2: Heat Exchanger Design

Project Summary

• Design and optimization of heat exchanger

• Specifications & objectives

• Methods

• Results

• Conclusions

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Heat Exchanger Specifications

• Heat exchanger length must not exceed 7 m

• Shell diameter must not exceed 2 m

• Shell mass flow rate: 120,000 kg/hr

• Water in shell must cool from 40 C to 25 C

• Water in tube enters at 20 C

• Ignore fouling

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Objectives

• Maximize Q

• Minimize Weight (cost)

• Minimize heat exchanger pressure drop

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Design Strategy

• Configure MATLAB files to analyze the heat exchanger

• Modify input factors until heat transfer ratio is close to 1

• Run DOE in MATLAB and Minitab to calculate optimal values for system

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Design Factors

• Tube outer diameter• Shell inner diameter• Tube length• Number of tube passes• Material• Pitch• Number of Baffles• Baffle Spacing

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Design Factors for DOE

• Tube outer diameter• Shell inner diameter• Tube length• Number of tube passes• Material• Pitch• Number of Baffles• Baffle Spacing

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Design Decisions

• Pitch = 1.25 * Tube outer diameter

• 0 baffles

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Interaction & Main Effects Plots(to find Critical Factors)

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Interaction & Main Effects Plots(to find Critical Factors)

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Mean Effects PlotsM

ean o

f w

eig

ht

0.012700.00635

1500

1250

1000

750

5000.43820.3874 52

21

1500

1250

1000

750

500213

tube_od shell_id tube_len

tube_pass tub_mat

Main Effects Plot (data means) for weight

Mean o

f q

0.012700.00635

3000000

2500000

2000000

1500000

10000000.43820.3874 52

21

3000000

2500000

2000000

1500000

1000000213

tube_od shell_id tube_len

tube_pass tub_mat

Main Effects Plot (data means) for q

Mean o

f dp s

hell

0.012700.00635

2500

2000

1500

10000.43820.3874 52

21

2500

2000

1500

1000213

tube_od shell_id tube_len

tube_pass tub_mat

Main Effects Plot (data means) for dp shell

Mean o

f dp t

ube

0.012700.00635

800000

600000

400000

200000

00.43820.3874 52

21

800000

600000

400000

200000

0213

tube_od shell_id tube_len

tube_pass tub_mat

Main Effects Plot (data means) for dp tube

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Pareto ChartsTe

rm

Effect

ABEABCDE

BCEBCDEABDE

BEBDE

ABCDBCDABDABC

ACDEBDBC

CDEAB

ADEACE

BDE

ACDCEAECDAD

EAC

DCA

2000000150000010000005000000

138331Factor

tube_passE tub_mat

NameA tube_odB shell_idC tube_lenD

Pareto Chart of the Effects(response is q, Alpha = .10, only 30 largest effects shown)

Lenth's PSE = 76571.9

Term

Effect

ABCDABDEABD

BCDEBCD

ACDEBDEACD

BDADECDEADCD

ABCEDE

ABCD

ABEAB

BCEACE

BEBCACAE

BCEAEC

10008006004002000

8Factor

tube_passE tub_mat

NameA tube_odB shell_idC tube_lenD

Pareto Chart of the Effects(response is weight, Alpha = .10, only 30 largest effects shown)

Lenth's PSE = 4.38469

Term

Effect

ABEABDE

BEBCECDE

BCDEBDECE

ABCDEABCE

DEACDE

AEACEADE

ABCDBCDABC

BCABD

BDAB

BACD

CDAC

CAD

DA

8000007000006000005000004000003000002000001000000

0Factor

tube_passE tub_mat

NameA tube_odB shell_idC tube_lenD

Pareto Chart of the Effects(response is dp tube, Alpha = .10, only 30 largest effects shown)

Lenth's PSE = 1.345648E-10

Term

Effect

DEABCDE

CEAC

ABCBCDE

BCEBDE

EC

BCBE

ABECD

ABCDABCECDEACEACDBCD

ACDEAE

ADEABD

BDAD

DAB

BA

16001400120010008006004002000

0Factor

tube_passE tub_mat

NameA tube_odB shell_idC tube_lenD

Pareto Chart of the Effects(response is dp shell, Alpha = .10, only 30 largest effects shown)

Lenth's PSE = 1.179762E-13

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Design Decisions

• Critical factors: Length, Shell ID, Tube OD

• Material: Aluminum (cost, weight)

• 1 pass

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Optimized Results

Hi

Lo0.62872D

Optimal

Cur

d = 0.48564

Maximumq

d = 0.68952

Minimumdp tube

d = 0.67117

Minimumdp shell

d = 0.69525

Minimumweight

y = 1.971E+06

y = 3862.8936

y = 828.8276

y = 713.3242

2.0

5.0

0.3874

0.4890

0.0064

0.0159shell_id tube_lentube_od

[0.0138] [0.4890] [3.1253]Hi

Lo0.67904D

New

Cur

d = 0.61200

Targ: 2000000.0q

d = 0.88078

Minimumdp tube

d = 0.41952

Minimumdp shell

d = 0.94020

Targ: 1100.0weight

y = 1.806E+06

y = 1357.6620

y = 416.0955

y = 1076.0802

2.50

3.750

0.3912

0.5868

0.0110

0.0166shell_id tube_lentube_od

[0.0148] [0.5861] [3.3682]

+/- 20%

Using guesses (from Matlab):

Optimized results are not standardSize ID and OD, choose close sizes:

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Optimized Specifications

• Tube OD = 0.0127 mm

• Shell ID = 0.5906 m

• Length = 3.3682 m

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Final Results

• Q maximized 2.099E6 W

• dP in shell minimized 463 Pa

• dP in tube minimized 1500 Pa

• Weight minimized 1108 kg

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Conclusions

• Minitab optimized values for ID and OD are not standard tube/shell sizes, need to adjust Minitab results

• Objectives achieved

• Further analysis possible for multiple passes/baffles

• Questions?