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    Indirect Fired Heater

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    This document specifies the requirements for an indirect heater to be used at a customer location to heat liquid fluids including water and condensate using natural gas as the heat source. Key specifications include the inlet and outlet temperatures and flow rates of the gas and liquids, design pressures and temperatures, environmental and electrical requirements, and mechanical details such as nozzle sizes and types. Accessories including temperature and pressure controls are also specified.

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    Indirect Fired Heater

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    This document specifies the requirements for an indirect heater to be used at a customer location to heat liquid fluids including water and condensate using natural gas as the heat source. Key specifications include the inlet and outlet temperatures and flow rates of the gas and liquids, design pressures and temperatures, environmental and electrical requirements, and mechanical details such as nozzle sizes and types. Accessories including temperature and pressure controls are also specified.

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    This document specifies the requirements for an indirect heater to be used at a customer location to heat liquid fluids including water and condensate using natural gas as the heat source. Key specifications include the inlet and outlet temperatures and flow rates of the gas and liquids, design pressures and temperatures, environmental and electrical requirements, and mechanical details such as nozzle sizes and types. Accessories including temperature and pressure controls are also specified.

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    343 views2 pages

    Indirect Fired Heater

    Uploaded by

    Joshua Collier
    This document specifies the requirements for an indirect heater to be used at a customer location to heat liquid fluids including water and condensate using natural gas as the heat source. Key specifications include the inlet and outlet temperatures and flow rates of the gas and liquids, design pressures and temperatures, environmental and electrical requirements, and mechanical details such as nozzle sizes and types. Accessories including temperature and pressure controls are also specified.

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    INDIRECT HEATER SPECIFICATION SHEET

    Project Number : Revision: Customer Location FLUID TO BE HEATED TOTAL FLUID ENTERING Gas Flow Rate LIQUID - Water LIQUID - Condensate Oil Gas Temperature Gas Density/Spec. Grav. Liquid Water Density o Oil Density/ API/Sp. Gr. Gas Viscosity Liquid Water Viscosity Oil Viscosity Water Therm Conductivity Oil Therm Conductivity Oil Specific Heat Water Specific Heat A

    THERMAL DESIGN Well Head Natural Gas


    INLET 5.00 40.00 2.5 100 0.6 1 52 OUTLET 5.00 40.00 2.5 100 0.6 1 52 Gas Coils Data: Intermediate Choke Post Choke Temperature Choke Inlet Pressure Pressure Drop (allowable) Type of Fuel LHV / HHV of Fuel Bath Medium Design Bath Temperature

    MMScfd Bpd Bpd o F Sp. Grav. Sp. Grav. oAPI Centipoises Centipoises Centipoises Btu/Hr-Ft2/oF Btu/Hr-Ft2/oF Btu/Lb-oF Btu/Lb-oF

    Yes o F 80 1,000 Psig 750 Psi Natural Gas 980 Btu/Scf Water+Ethylene Glylcol o F 190

    MECHANICAL DESIGN Design Pressure: First Coil Pressure Second Coil Pressure Design Temperature: First Coil Inlet Temp. Second Inlet Coil Temp Crossion Allowance Design Code (ASME, API, DOT) ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN Allowable Noise Allowable Emissions: NOX CO2 HydroCarbons H2S BURNER TYPE Yes No

    6,170 Psig 6,170 Psig


    o F 100 o F 80 0.250 inch. ASME

    85

    dba Lb/hr Lb/hr Lb/hr Lb/hr

    ELECTRICAL DESIGN / AREA CLASSIFICATION Power Available: Voltage N/A Phase N/A Hertz N/A Area Classification: Class II Division 2 Group D Temperature T4A CIVIL DESIGN Elevation, ASL Unk. feet Ambient Temperature Wind Speed OnShore / OffShore Seismic Zone 95 - 110 100 OnShore 4
    o

    F Mph (0 - 4)

    Natural Draft Forced Draft

    Skid Mounted Stack Type Control Type

    MISCELLANEOUS Yes Ell Pneumatic

    ACCESSORIES Standard Supply Custom Design Options: Bath Low Level Switch Fuel Meter Stack High Temp Switch Flame Arrestor

    No Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Page 1 of 2

    CONTROL PANEL Required Yes NEC / NEMA Rating Type Ignitor Yes Burner Management Unkn. PLC w/B.M. & Temp Control Unkn. PLC W/ DCS Communications Unkn.

    In-Line Heater Sketch:

    Gas inlet

    E
    B
    Gas outlet

    C D G

    Nozzles' Schedule:
    A B C D E F G H I J Wellhead Gas Inlet Gas Outlet Fuel gas inlet Fuel gas outlet Temperature Indicator Water bath Fill Drain Thermostat Choke inlet Choke outlet Size 4" 4" 2" 2" " Unk. 2" " 4" 4" Facing Raised Face Raised Face Raised Face Raised Face N/A N/A N/A N/A Raised Face Raised Face Type Flanged Flanged Flanged Flanged Screwed N/A Screwed Screwed Flanged Flanged Class 2500 # 150 # 150 # 150 # 3000 # N/A 150 # 3000 # 2500 # 150 #

    ADDITIONAL NOTES: 1. All process coils are to be removable 2. Designer / Fabricator to state max. design heating Flux on fire tube 3. Unit to be skid mounted and complete for field installation and hook up. 4.Unit shall have pre-piped ability to be flow by-passed with exception that built in heater choke shall remain in service. 5. Heater Choke valve shall be Long-nose (if possible) adjustable choke (manual handwheel). 6. Heater shell shall be insulated and protected by corrugated metal 7. Heater will have auxilliary coil for heating fuel and instrument natural gas

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