1. Analysis & Design of Common Chemical Engineering Systems

2. What is Analysis? Analysis is the process of identifying a question or issue to be addressed, modeling the issue, investigating model results, interpreting the results, and possibly making a recommendation. Analysis is the process of identifying a question or issue to be addressed, modeling the issue, investigating model results, interpreting the results, and possibly making a recommendation.

3. Typical analysis for process design may include: Market and Technical Feasibility Market and Technical Feasibility Choice of Technology (Proven, Innovative, path/ rating) Choice of Technology (Proven, Innovative, path/ rating) Identification Process Equipment in the Plant Identification Process Equipment in the Plant Choice of Design theme and mode Choice of Design theme and mode Availability of raw materials, utilities, human resource and process constraints Availability of raw materials, utilities, human resource and process constraints Costs of providing the services, skills, materials, equipment, taxes and other economic issues. Costs of providing the services, skills, materials, equipment, taxes and other economic issues.

4. Invention and Design INVENTION INVENTION An invention is something produced for the first time through the use of imagination or ingenious thinking and experimentation. A famous quote is: "Necessity is the mother of invention DESIGN DESIGN Engineering Design is like an invention to suit the unique demand of the customer (customized solutions). Engineering Design is like an invention to suit the unique demand of the customer (customized solutions).

5. What is Design? Design is the human power to conceive, plan, and realize products that serve human beings in the accomplishment of any individual or collective purpose." Design is the human power to conceive, plan, and realize products that serve human beings in the accomplishment of any individual or collective purpose." Process Design is the sizing of equipment and facilities necessary to carry out the process. Process Design is the sizing of equipment and facilities necessary to carry out the process.

6. Engineering Design may require (A). Design for new process (B). Process design (C). Mechanical design (D). 3D design (E). Fabrication

7. (A). Design for New Processes –What is the Design Process? Typical five steps through which scientific principles are applied for the solution of Engineering problems are: 1.Define the Problem Define the ProblemDefine the Problem 2.Finding solutions and ideas Finding solutions and ideasFinding solutions and ideas 3.Documentation of ideas Documentation of ideasDocumentation of ideas 4.Testing and Refining Testing and RefiningTesting and Refining 5.Production Production

8. Defining the Problem The design process is undertaken after a specific problem or need has been identified. The identification of the problem occurs in the research and development stage of manufacturing. The design process is undertaken after a specific problem or need has been identified. The identification of the problem occurs in the research and development stage of manufacturing. Once scientists and engineers working in R&D have identified the need for a product or discovered a problem, the design process is used to make the new product or solve the problem Once scientists and engineers working in R&D have identified the need for a product or discovered a problem, the design process is used to make the new product or solve the problem

9. Either fix the wheel Or add tires so it doesn't brake again The wagon......broke The design process

10. Finding solutions and Ideas In this phase, ideas are examined and a concept of the overall design is developed. In this phase, ideas are examined and a concept of the overall design is developed. Preliminary sketches are used to document the design and/ or computer software used for it. Preliminary sketches are used to document the design and/ or computer software used for it. One can document by hand or...... use a CAD system

11. Documentation of Ideas In this phase, all preliminary drawings In this phase, all preliminary drawings or sketches from the previous phase are transformed into a finished package. or sketches from the previous phase are transformed into a finished package. Today, this is accomplished using Computer Aided Drafting and Design (CADD) systems. Today, this is accomplished using Computer Aided Drafting and Design (CADD) systems.

12. To test, a computer simulation can be made...... and examined using virtual reality....... and a SLA/ CNC machine can be used to make a physical prototype.

13. Testing and Refining In this phase, the design is tested in more realistic modes. This usually involves pilot plants and computer simulations for better visualization. In this phase, the design is tested in more realistic modes. This usually involves pilot plants and computer simulations for better visualization. Machining equipment is used to mass produce the final product.

14. Production In the production phase, the design is sent off to be produced. With the use of a CADD system, the data from the design is translated into a form that a Computer Aided Manufacturing (CAM) system can understand. In the production phase, the design is sent off to be produced. With the use of a CADD system, the data from the design is translated into a form that a Computer Aided Manufacturing (CAM) system can understand. Typical examples are CNC and CIM. Some productions processes involve Robotics as well. Typical examples are CNC and CIM. Some productions processes involve Robotics as well.

15. (B). Process Design Process design is the design of processes for desired physical and/or chemical transformation of materials. Process design is the design of processes for desired physical and/or chemical transformation of materials. The deep understanding of physical, chemical, thermodynamic properties in relation with working conditions, separation phenomena, rates of reactions, laws of transfer, transformation etc is desired. The deep understanding of physical, chemical, thermodynamic properties in relation with working conditions, separation phenomena, rates of reactions, laws of transfer, transformation etc is desired. The availability of technology and kind of machinery and it’s range of applicability should be well understood. The availability of technology and kind of machinery and it’s range of applicability should be well understood. The overlapping areas of mechanical, electrical, chemical, metallurgical and civil engineering need to be well understood. The overlapping areas of mechanical, electrical, chemical, metallurgical and civil engineering need to be well understood.

16. (C). Mechanical Design Using Drawing boards/CAD Using Drawing boards/CAD (Horizontal Cylindrical Tank supported on compression load cell)

17. Conical Hopper

18. (D). 3D design

19. Drawing and Model

20. (E). Fabrication Fabrication is a specialized job jointly done by the collaboration of Chemical, Mechanical and Instrumentation engineers. Fabrication is a specialized job jointly done by the collaboration of Chemical, Mechanical and Instrumentation engineers.

22. How to design 1). Mathematical Model/Equations 2). Software 3). By Analogy

23. 1). Using Mathematical Model/Equations (Bernoulli equation) (Heat conduction equation) (The continuity equation)

24. 2). Using Software 2). Using Software Design software can be categorized as : 1. Design and Draft (e.g AutoCAD) 2. Modeling and Simulation (Solid Edge, Hysys, AspinPlus, AspinDyn,PRO-II, SuperChem) 3. Analysis Software (Hysys, Asys, PRO-II) Right software for right job !

25. Software Tools for DesignSOFTWARETOOLS ASPIN PLUS PIPECAD SOLID EDGE AUTOCAD MATLAB MATRIX-X AUTOPLANT TUTSIM CONSYD HYSIS

26. Characteristics of Drafting Softwares Main capability is Drafting Main capability is Drafting (Generate Drawings, Fabrication & Assembly Diagrams) (Generate Drawings, Fabrication & Assembly Diagrams) Low 3-D capabilities Low 3-D capabilities Different Environments available in Software to suit Mechanical, Civil, Architecture etc. Different Environments available in Software to suit Mechanical, Civil, Architecture etc. Fabrication details can be provided such as Fabrication details can be provided such as ( Materials, welding, grinding, Tolerances and Surface Finish information)

27. Characteristics of Modeling Software Can generate drawings Can generate drawings Can model a process for better visualization Can model a process for better visualization Models can be used with other softwares for further processing Models can be used with other softwares for further processing Can Generate machine code for fabrication Can Generate machine code for fabrication

28. Model Visualization

30. Gasifier

31. Characteristics of Analysis Softwares Requires most input from other software e. g. Requires most input from other software e. g. Drawing/Model, Material Properties, Boundary Conditions and other Computational constraints Elementary Analysis e.g. Assembly, Fixing and Alignment, Collision, Force Elementary Analysis e.g. Assembly, Fixing and Alignment, Collision, Force Working in layers Working in layers Integration with other software Integration with other software Standard procedures need to be followed in the design Standard procedures need to be followed in the design (Hysys, Fluent, Asys, Aspin etc)

32. 3). By Analogy Scale up

33. Common Chemical Engineering Systems COMMONChemicalEngg.systems Furnace HeatExchanger DistillationColumn Boiler TanksVessels Reactor Centrifuges Filters Crystallizer AuxiliariesAncillaries

34. Case Study Design & Fabrication of a Down Draft Gasifier Rig

37. Facility Developed at Chemical Engineering, UET Downdraft Gasifier Wet Scrubber Blower Recycle Pump Water Recirculation Tank