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CHU492 PROJECT
Harshadul Faseem.P Minas. VP Muhammed Dhanish
CONTENTS
Objective Process Plan Mass balance Further steps
OBJECTIVES
Design a plant for manufacturing sulfuric acid with a capacity of 1000 tones/day of 98% sulfuric acid Optimization of processes Maximize the heat recovery Reduce the emission of sulfur dioxide
PROCESS
Lead chamber process Contact process
Single absorption Double absorption (DCDA)
Among these the DCDA process is the most modern process which has got increased yield and reduces stack emission of SO2
Reactions
PLAN
The whole project has been divided to seven different stages
Stage 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Work Identification of the best process Mass balance and heat balance of the selected process Design of heat transfer equipments (two heat exchangers, two waste heat boilers) Design of mass transfer equipments ( two absorption columns and drying tower) Design of four stage catalytic converter and burner Selection transport equipments (pumps and blower) Optimization and cost analysis
MASS BALANCE
Assumption
Complete burning of S in the burner 99.8 % conversion of SO2 to SO3 in the reactor Overall absorption of SO3 in the process is 100% 40% excess oxygen is provided Humidity of entering air is 65% at 300 C
Reactor Dryer
Tank 1
Molten sulfur
Tank 2
Calculation
Product = 1000 tones/day of 98% H2SO4 Taking basis of 1hr operation Primary estimations:
SUBSTANCE Final product :H2So4 Equivalent SO3 required So2 needed (SO3/0.998) O2 required O2 supplied (40% excess) Total amount of dry air N2 present Moisture present AMOUNT (kmole) 416.67 416.67 417.502 626.25 876.75 4175.01 3298.26 110.98
Drying tower
4175.013 kmole Dry air
DRYER
The Burner
BURNER
Inter-pass absorber
13.778 kmole SO2 257.385 kmole O2 158.01 kmoleSO3 3298.26 kmole N2
Final absorber
0.835 kmole SO2 250.91 kmole O2 3298.26 kmole N2
Absorber 2
0.835 kmole SO2 250.91 kmole O2 170.95 kmoleSO3 3298.26 kmole N2
Tank 2
Tank 1
2251 kmole 97% H2SO4 189.95 kmole 98 wt% H2SO4
FURTHER STEPS
Energy balance Equipment design and selection Optimization and cost analysis
Reference
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