inproces> Educational Programmes ‘raining @inorocessaroup.com 1NPO1-P803-07.02 Module 3 ‘© 2007 Inprocess Technology & Consulting Group, S.L. Page 2 of 11inproces> Educational Programmes sralning@inprocessaroup.com Introduction In a Naphtha Reformer unit, the effluent from the catalytic reformer reactor needs to be stabilized before further processing. After cooling it down, the stream is flashed in a separator to ‘obtain a rich hydrogen stream (part of which, after recompression, Is recycled back to the reaction section) and a liquid product stream that will be stabilized in a distillation column. Learning Objectives The contents of the module will help users to understand how to install, connect and solve “easy to setup” unit operations. Assuming that the student knows already how to set up a Fluid Package, the guided ‘exercises will show how to install unit operations of four different types: Simplified heat exchange devices: Cooler, Heater Flash Separators: 2-phase separator Piping equipment: Tee Rotating equipment: Pump, Compressor ‘At the end of the module It is expected that students would have learned how to use unit operations in their simulation models to calculate stream conditions and power requirements to accomplish certain process working conditions. The operations in use can be defined with a much higher degree of rigorousness but, for the objectives of the module and current students knowledge, they have been defined in a simpler way. Further enhancements will be discussed in future modules. Workshop ‘Through a guided practice the below flowsheet will be constructed. ‘There are @ number of ways to install unit operations into your flowsheet. The operations that are available depend on where you are currently working (main flowsheet, template subflowsheet, or column subflowsheet). Iryou are in the main flowsheet or template environments, all operations are available, except those associated specifically with the column, such as febollers and condensers. A smaller set of operations is available within the column subflowsheet. {INPO1-PB03-07.02 Module 3 (© 2007 Inprocess Technology & Consulting Group, S.L. Page 3 of 11inproces> INPO1-P803-07.02, Educational Programmes The two primary areas from which you can install operations are the UnitOps property view and the Object Palette. esafeh sieitr paren iia All information conceming a unit operation can be found on the tabs and ages of its property view. Each tab in the property view contains pages, which pertain to a certain aspect of the operation, such as its stream connections, physical parameters (for example, pressure drop and energy input), or. dynamic parameters such as vessel rating and valve information. Material and. energy streams. transfer process information between ‘operations. Although each Unit Operation differs In functionality and operation, in general, the Unit Operation property view remains fairly consistent in its overall appearance. The figure below shows a generic property view for a Deletes nun Displays ne efatation satus ofthe ignores na Unit Operation rom tment Operation, it may also dsplay Operation Aowsneet ‘eat spectleatons are raquved The Operation property view can contain several different tabs that are operation specific, however the Design, Ratings, Worksheet, and Dynamics tabs can usually be found in each Unit Operation property view and have similar functionality. Module 3 © 2007 Inprocess Technology & Consulting Group, $.L. Page 4 of 11,