Lecture 25 of 43Pinch Design Method for HEN Synthesis
Design for threshold problems
Dr. B. Mohanty · IIT Roorkee
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- Process integration, methods and area of application
- Fundamental concepts related to heat integration-Part-01
- Fundamental concepts related to heat integration-Part-02
- Data extraction
- Hot composite curves
- Cold composite curves
- Hot and cold composite curves and the pinch
- Threshold problems
- Energy targeting procedure
- Problem Table Algorithm-1 part
- Grand composite curve
- Problem table algorithm- 2 nd part
- Number of units target
- Shell targeting- 1 st part
- Area targeting- 1 st part
- Area targeting- 2 nd part
- Coast targeting- Part 01
- Coast targeting- Part 02
- Supertargeting- optimization of Δ t min
- Global & stream specific Δt min and its relevance
- Topology Trap
- Rules for Pinch Design Method (PDM)-1st Part
- Rules for Pinch Design Method (PDM)-2nd Part
- Application of PDM for MER Hen Synthesis
- Design for threshold problems
- Design for single pinch problems
- Design for multi pinch problems
- HEN optimization
- Remaining problem analysis
- Driving Force Plot
- Low Temperature process Design- Part 01
- Low Temperature process Design- Part 02
- Integration of Gas turbine with process- 1 st Part
- Integration of Gas turbine with process- 2 nd Part
- Placement and Integration of Distillation Column
- Heat Integration of evaporators
- Integration of heat pump
- Placement of Heat Engine, Heat pump and Reactors
- Integration of Furnace
- Problem solving using HINT Software- Part 01
- Problem solving using HINT Software- Part 02
- Problem solving using HINT Software- Part 03
- Problem solving using HINT Software- Part 04