Design a condenser for the following duty: 45,000 kg/h of mixed light hydrocarbon vapors to be condensed. The condenser to operate at 10 bar. The vapor will enter the condenser saturated at 60C, and the condensation will be complete at 45C. The average molecular weight of the vapors is 52. The enthalpy of the vapor is 596.5 kJ/kg and the condensate 247.0 kJ/kg. Cooling water is available at 30C, and the temperature rise is to be limited to 10C. Plant standards require tubes of 20 mm o.d., 16.8 mm i.d., 4.88 m (16 ft) long, of admiralty brass. The vapors are to be totally condensed and no subcooling is required. ft-0.96, assume condensing coefficient =1500 W/M³.C. Assumed overall coefficient 900W/MC, nl-2.263, kl-0.145, kw=50 W/mC, water velocity=2 m/s, water temperature-35°.p=0.16 mNs/m² k=0.13 W/m'C Pt-551kg/m²

Design a condenser for the following duty: 45,000 kg/h of mixed light hydrocarbon vapors to be condensed. The condenser to operate at 10 bar. The vapor will enter the condenser saturated at 60C, and the condensation will be complete at 45C. The average molecular weight of the vapors is 52. The enthalpy of the vapor is 596.5 kJ/kg and the condensate 247.0 kJ/kg. Cooling water is available at 30C, and the temperature rise is to be limited to 10C. Plant standards require tubes of 20 mm o.d., 16.8 mm i.d., 4.88 m (16 ft) long, of admiralty brass. The vapors are to be totally condensed and no subcooling is required. ft-0.96, assume condensing coefficient =1500 W/M³.C. Assumed overall coefficient 900W/MC, nl-2.263, kl-0.145, kw=50 W/mC, water velocity=2 m/s, water temperature-35°.p=0.16 mNs/m² k=0.13 W/m'C Pt-551kg/m²

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