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#19700 - 08/04/08 01:31 AM RE BOILER PIPING
athiban Offline
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One of our project having column with reboiler arrangment , due to pr drop calculation no of elbows is limted . piping from reboiler to column shall have very rigid routing ,
If possible to free the reboiler ie with out axial stops and re boiler shall have only simple rest support.

senthil athiban

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#19716 - 08/04/08 11:11 AM Re: RE BOILER PIPING [Re: athiban]
RNM Offline
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Registered: 05/06/08
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Athiban

commonly piping routing from re boiler to column is rigid.you should model boundary condition like re boiler in your Caesar model.
if it doesn't work.try cold spring method.
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#19825 - 08/07/08 05:39 PM Re: RE BOILER PIPING [Re: RNM]
Bob Zimmerman Offline
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Another option, Reboilers can also be spring supported. You need to be careful to model/capture the "weight" of the reboiler properly. In addition local nozzle flex should be considered at all the nozzles since loads will tend to distribute differently on stiff/flex nozzles. Additional points:

-Avg temp on shell section.
-Operating weight (Fluid height) in reboiler.
-Sometimes designed to slide a bit on slide pads.

For close-coupled reboilers, a hard support does yield acceptable designs given judicious placement of the support lug elevation for vetical type reboilers.

Try simple approaches first, and get more detailed as waaranted.
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Vice President of The Piping Stress International Association (The PSI)

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