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Process Flow Diagram (PFD) Miss Hanna Ilyani Zulhaimi Process Instrumentation ERT 213

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Process Flow Diagram (PFD) Miss Hanna Ilyani Zulhaimi

Process Instrumentation ERT 213

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Outline �  Process diagram/Flowsheeting

�  Block Flow Diagram

�  Process Flow Diagram

�  Introduction to Microsoft Visio

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Learning outcome: By the end of this lecture, students will be able to:

Ø Understand and interpret block flow diagram

Ø Analyze and demonstrate process flow diagram based on symbology

Ø To employ process flow diagram to Microsoft Visio Software

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Valves In Industry

ISA Symbology

Process Flow Diagram (PFD)

Process & Instrumentation Diagram (P&ID)

Pump, Compressor, Fan & Blower

LEARNING FLOW

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Roughly speaking, communication is paramount ~ As an Engineer, transfer the most amount of information with

the least amount of effort on the part of the reader

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Introduction to Flowsheeting

Flowsheets are the pictorial representation of the process

GOAL: Transmit the most amount of information with the least amount of effort on the part of the reader

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Type of Flowsheeting/Diagram �  Block Diagram

�  Material Flow Sheet

�  Energy Flow Sheet

�  Process Flow Diagram

�  Information Flow Diagram

�  Piping and Instrumentation Diagram

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What is Block Flow Diagram? q  It  is  the  simplest  flowsheet.  

q  Par,cularly  useful  in  ini,al  studies  

q  Useful  to  show  interrela,on  of  streams  

q  Process  engineer  begins  process  design  with  a  block  diagram  in  which  only  the  feed  and  product  streams  are  iden7fied.  

 

 

q   The  processes  described  in  the  BFD  are  then  broken  down  into      basic  func,onal  elements  such  as  reac7on  and  separa7on  sec7ons.  

q   Also  iden,fy  the  recycle  streams  and  addi7onal  unit  opera7ons  to  achieve  the  desired  opera,ng  condi,ons.  

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Reactor   Gas  Separator  

Toluene,  C7H8  10,000  kg/hr  

Hydrogen  H2  820  kg/hr  

Mixed  Liquid  

75%  Conversion  of    Toluene  

Mixed  Gas  2610  kg/hr  

Benzene,  C6H6  8,210  kg/hr  

Reac,on  :  C7H8  +  H2                                    C6H6  +  CH4  

Figure  1:  Block  Flow  Diagram  for  the  Produc7on  of  Benzene  

C6H6  

CH4  

C7H8  

Example  1:  

BLOCK FLOW DIAGRAM (BFD)

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Exersice 1 Ammonia-air mixture is feed to the bottom

stream of an absorber with flow rate of 10L/min. Water then feed to the upper stream of the same absorber with desired flow rate of 5L/min. There are two outputs from the absorber where upper stream is insoluble NH3 and bottom stream is NH3-Water mixture. This NH3-water mixture then feed up to a batch distillation column. The column produces ammonia gas as a top product which this product then will be condensate with a condenser to produce liquid ammonia. Develop Block Flow Diagram (BFD) for this process.

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Process Flow Diagram (PFD) �  Conveys the major processing steps represented by the

equipment Ø  useful for conveying the heat and material balances Ø  Useful for conveying major pieces of equipment Ø  Useful for conveying processing conditions Ø  Useful for conveying utilities

�  There are no hard and fast rule but Howat Standards include: �  Essentially every major pieces of equipment �  Every flow stream �  Every temperature �  Every pressure �  Utility flows �  Process unit tagging and numbering

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Major Pieces of Equipment

T-­‐100  

Dis7lla7on  Column  

Ethanol  H2SO4  

Ethylene   Ethylene  liq.  

Ethane  Ni  Hydrogen  

Cold  water  in  

Hot  water  out  

H2O  

R-­‐100  

Reactor  

E-­‐100  

Condenser  

R-­‐101  

Reactor  

R-­‐100  

T-­‐100  

E-­‐100  

R-­‐101  

P-­‐100  

Pump  

P-­‐101  

Pump  

P-­‐100  

P-­‐101  

V-­‐100   V-­‐101   V-­‐102  

V-­‐103  

V-­‐104  

V-­‐105  

V-­‐106  

V-­‐107  

CV-­‐101  CV-­‐100  

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Utility Streams

T-­‐100  

Dis7lla7on  Column  

Ethanol  H2SO4  

Ethylene   Ethylene  liq.  

Ethane  Ni  Hydrogen  

Cold  water  in  

Hot  water  out  

H2O  

R-­‐100  

Reactor  

E-­‐100  

Condenser  

R-­‐101  

Reactor  

R-­‐100  

T-­‐100  

E-­‐100  

R-­‐101  

P-­‐100  

Pump  

P-­‐101  

Pump  

P-­‐100  

P-­‐101  

V-­‐100   V-­‐101   V-­‐102  

V-­‐103  

V-­‐104  

V-­‐105  

V-­‐106  

V-­‐107  

CV-­‐101  CV-­‐100  

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Process Flow Streams Stream  Numbering  and  Drawing  

   

-­‐  Number  streams  from  le]  to  right  as  much  as  possible.    

-­‐  Horizontal  lines  are  dominant.    

Yes   No   No  

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Process Flow Streams �  Stream Information (Operating conditions such as P, T, F)

Ø  Since  diagrams  are  small  not  much  stream  informa,on      can  be  included.      Ø  Include  important  data  –  around  reactors  and  towers,  etc.    

q   Flags  are  used    q   Full  stream  data  

Ø  Details  informa,on  for  each  stream  in  PFD  is  represented  in  the  table  below  the  drawing.  

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1  

2  

3  

4  

5  

6   7  

8  

11  

9  

10  

12  

13  

600  24  

24  

300  

Stream  Informa7on  -­‐  Flag    

600   Temperature  

24   Pressure  

10.3   Mass  Flowrate  

108   Molar  Flowrate  

Gas  Flowrate  

Liquid  Flowrate  

Process Flow Streams

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25  28  

35  32.2  

35  31.0  

38   20  

T-­‐100  

Dis7lla7on  Column  

Ethanol  

H2SO4  

Ethylene   Ethylene  liq.  

Ethane  

Ni  Hydrogen  

Cold  water  in  

Hot  water  out  

H2O  

R-­‐100  

Reactor  

E-­‐100  

Condenser  

R-­‐101  

Reactor  

R-­‐100  

T-­‐100  

E-­‐100  

R-­‐101  

P-­‐100  

Pump  

P-­‐101  

Pump  

1  

2  3  

4  5  

6  

7  8  

9  

10  

V-­‐100  

V-­‐101   V-­‐102  

V-­‐103  

V-­‐104  

V-­‐105  

V-­‐106  

V-­‐107  

CV-­‐100  CV-­‐101  

P-­‐100  

P-­‐101  

Stream  Informa7on  -­‐  Flag    

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Stream Number 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

Temperature (oC) 25.0 35.0 35.0 35.0 35.0 60.3 41 38 54 45.1

Pressure (psi) 28 32.2 31.0 31.0 30.2 45.1 31.3 24.0 39 2.6

Vapor fraction

Mass flow (tonne/hr) 10.3 13.3 0.82 20.5 6.41 20.5 0.36 9.2 20.9 11.6

Mole flow (kmol/hr) 108 114.2 301.0 1204.0

758.8 1204.4

42.6 1100.8

142.2 244.0

25  28  

35  32.2  

35  31.0  

38  20  

T-­‐100  

Dis7lla7on  Column  

Ethanol  H2SO4  

Ethylene   Ethylene  liq.  

Ethane  

Ni  Hydrogen  

Cold  water  in  

Hot  water  out  

H2O  

R-­‐100  

Reactor  

E-­‐100  

Condenser  

R-­‐101  

Reactor  

R-­‐100  

T-­‐100  

E-­‐100  

R-­‐101  

P-­‐100  

Pump  

P-­‐101  

Pump  

1  

2   3  

4  5  

6  

7  8  

9  

10  

V-­‐101   V-­‐102  

V-­‐103  

CV-­‐100  

V-­‐100  

V-­‐104  

V-­‐105  

V-­‐106  

V-­‐107  

CV-­‐101  

P-­‐100  

P-­‐101  

Stream  Data  Table  

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Process Equipment  

General Format XX-YZZ A/B  

  XX are the identification letters for the equipment classification  

  C - Compressor or Turbine  

  E - Heat Exchanger  

  H - Fired Heater  

  P - Pump  

  R - Reactor  

  T - Tower  

  TK - Storage Tank  

  V - Vessel  

  Y - designates an area within the plant  

  ZZ - are the number designation for each item in an equipment class  

  A/B - identifies parallel units or backup units not shown on a

PFD  Supplemental

Information  

Additional description of equipment given on top of PFD  

Process Unit Tagging & Numbering

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T-­‐100  

Dis7lla7on  Column  

Ethanol  

H2SO4  

Ethylene  Ethylene  liq.  

Ethane  Ni  Hydrogen  

Cold  water  in  

Hot  water  out  

H2O  

R-­‐100  

Reactor  

E-­‐100  

Condenser  

R-­‐101  

Reactor  

R-­‐100  

T-­‐100  

E-­‐100  

R-­‐101  

P-­‐100  

Pump  

P-­‐101  

Pump  

P-­‐100  

P-­‐101  

V-­‐100   V-­‐101   V-­‐102  

V-­‐103  

V-­‐104  

V-­‐105  

V-­‐106  

V-­‐107  

CV-­‐101  CV-­‐100  

Process Unit Tagging & Numbering

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A/B  LeYer  

Example  

Ethanol  

H2SO4  

Ethylene  

Ethylene  liq.  

Ethane  Ni  

Hydrogen  

Cold  water  in  

Hot  water  out  

H2O  

P-­‐100  A/B  

In  PFD  

Ethylene  

Ethylene  liq.  

Ethane  

Ni  

Hydrogen  

Cold  water  in  

Hot  water  out  

H2O  

P-­‐100  A  

P-­‐100  B  

In  Real  Plant  

PROCESS FLOW DIAGRAM (PFD)

Ethanol  

H2SO4  

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