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Expected Content of Final EDP Report (Ref: Seider, Seader and Lewin, Product and process Design Principles, 2nd ed) 1. Letter of Transmittal: Less than one page cover letter addressed to your examiners (see Faculty Panel link) that briefly describes the work 2. Title Page 3. Declaration form 4. Table of Contents showing page numbers 5. Abstract: A less than 2 page executive summary that identifies key assumptions and summarizes recommendations 6. Introduction chapter :must include a. product to be manufactured, b. its chemical formula, c. role of the product in industry, d. significance in trade e. selection of manufacturing route with justification f. choice of production level and location g. reasons for entering market h. overview of environmental issues including safety and toxicity of product 7. Detailed Process Flow diagram (PFD) and material balances in form of stream summary table: PFD should show temperature and pressure of each stream and also include the nomenclature to all equipment on PFD and stream numbers. The stream summary table should show total flow rate in each stream along with the species flow rate. Do not present calculations here. All calculations must appear in appendix. Also temperature, pressure, enthalpy, density and other properties that may be needed in the calculations should be included in the stream summary table 8. Process description: Explanation of PFD, you can show hierarchical structure of your PFD introduced in CL451. Provide the role of each equipment in your PFD as well as justification why it was selected over other alternatives. 9. Energy balances and utility requirements: energy utilities, separation utilities (solvent and catalyst, etc), power requirements (such as turbine) 10. Equipment list and Design of TWO equipment: include all equipment even if it is a storage tank or a cyclone separator. Itemize each equipment along with the nomenclature used in the PFD. In this section, provide complete specification of TWO equipment. One of the two equipment must be a separation or reaction unit and the other must be a heat exchange unit. Process design should include (i) optimization of all process parameters using thermodynamic, and kinetic/ transport data(use ASPEN for calculating associated stream compositions
rigorously) (ii) Complete sizing of equipment. For bioreactors, students may consult respective first examiner. In case a rigorous design is not possible readily, select simulation runs to elucidate behaviour of critical reactor parameters (needed for process design) may be carried out based on relevant published models 11. Mechanical design of selected process equipments: Should include either a reactor or a separation unit, and a heat exchanger; should involve selection of material of construction, estimation of wall thickness, design of support and select fittings. 12. Specification sheet for equipment designed: Summarize the design in a specification sheet. You may find specification sheets for typical equipment in the book referred above. 13. Design of Process Control strategy: Development of control strategy for operation of reactor and a distillation column (or an equivalent separation unit). Methodology would involve (i) Relative Gain Array analysis for the equipment for which there are more than a single controlled and manipulated variable each.(say, distillation column) (ii) For the reactor write the dynamic simulation equations and use Ziegler-Nichols tuning for obtaining the PID controller parameters 14. Site Selection and Plant Layout: Consider standard guidelines on inter-unit spacing for deciding general layout 15. Financial analysis: Estimation of capital and annual operating costs for the plant, calculation of net annual profit and payback period (this would involve at least an approximate sizing of all the equipments in the process flow diagram). 16. Conclusions and recommendation 17. Acknowledgements 18. bibliography 19. Appendices Sharad Bhartiya/V.A. Juvekar (BTP Co-ordinators, 2008-09)
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