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Steam sparger design

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(OP)

21 Feb 16 13:26

So I have a situation here. I have a tank that has steam injection into it via a south sparger 4" inlet 125# steam. The north sparger is 3" 125# steam. I need to get # per hour through these spargers. I designed two 3" spargers with spray tips on them. The "old" north sparger had 6 3/4" holes cut in with no nozzles. The south sparger had roughly 30 - 40 holes cut in it with no pattern. From what I saw the 4" sparger was plugging in the bottom half which tells me that it was not functioning properly. I have not asked operations if the previous spargers were meeting demand. I calculated the "New" spargers to be able to handle lb/hr. Given that the demand would be lb/hr. Does anyone have the break down of the calculation that I can use to make sure I am designing this properly? I am away from the calculations I used to size this right now and wanted to get a comparator calculation set to see if I am doing this correctly. I got a call last night from operations after commissioning and they told me that they are only getting 170 degrees F on the temperature indicator. I need to get it closer to 200 degrees F. Any help is appreciated.

BSME3

RE: Steam sparger design

EmmanuelTop

(Chemical)

1 Mar 16 18:24

The post dated January 29th 16:56 contains attachment on sparger sizing: http://www.eng-tips.com/viewthread.cfm?qid=

Dejan IVANOVIC
Process Engineer, MSChE

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RE: Steam sparger design

ank61

(Chemical)

16 Mar 16 08:25

This may be of some help.

http://www.cheresources.com/invision/blog/4/entry-...

Regards

Hi,This may be of some help.Regards

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