WO1994021979A1 - Dispositif d'echange thermique et procede de refroidissement de l'enceinte d'un tel dispositif - Google Patents
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
- F28—HEAT EXCHANGE IN GENERAL
- F28F—DETAILS OF HEAT-EXCHANGE AND HEAT-TRANSFER APPARATUS, OF GENERAL APPLICATION
- F28F9/00—Casings; Header boxes; Auxiliary supports for elements; Auxiliary members within casings
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
- F28—HEAT EXCHANGE IN GENERAL
- F28D—HEAT-EXCHANGE APPARATUS, NOT PROVIDED FOR IN ANOTHER SUBCLASS, IN WHICH THE HEAT-EXCHANGE MEDIA DO NOT COME INTO DIRECT CONTACT
- F28D9/00—Heat-exchange apparatus having stationary plate-like or laminated conduit assemblies for both heat-exchange media, the media being in contact with different sides of a conduit wall
- F28D9/0006—Heat-exchange apparatus having stationary plate-like or laminated conduit assemblies for both heat-exchange media, the media being in contact with different sides of a conduit wall the plate-like or laminated conduits being enclosed within a pressure vessel
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
- F28—HEAT EXCHANGE IN GENERAL
- F28F—DETAILS OF HEAT-EXCHANGE AND HEAT-TRANSFER APPARATUS, OF GENERAL APPLICATION
- F28F2265/00—Safety or protection arrangements; Arrangements for preventing malfunction
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- the present invention relates to a heat exchange device, in particular a heat exchanger, and to a method of cooling the enclosure of such a device.
- heat exchange device means heat exchangers but also other devices such as furnaces used in the oil refining industry, boilers, reactors, etc., in particular constituted by side wall such that a metallic ferrule ferrule, which surrounds a bundle arranged to allow the separate circulations and in particular against the current, of two fluids, respectively a heating fluid and a heated fluid, this bundle preferably being but not exclusively formed by a set of plates braced parallels in order to delimit neighboring spaces crossed by these fluids.
- the structure of a plate exchanger of this kind is well known in the art and in particular in the field of refining and petrochemicals.
- the bundle formed by stacking the superimposed parallel plates in which these plates are separated from one another by suitable spacing means or spacers, is traversed in opposite directions by the two fluids which exchange between them calories through the wall of these plates.
- the channels defined between the plates communicate with collectors arranged at the opposite ends of the bundle. These collectors respectively provide the inlet and / or outlet of the heating fluid and the heated fluid and communicate with conduits for supplying or discharging these fluids.
- the plates are welded on their lateral sides and joined to the collectors which extend perpendicular to the plane of these plates, according to the height of 1 stacking thereof to ensure the sealing of the circulation channels formed therebetween.
- the bundle of parallel plates with its end collectors is housed inside a closed enclosure, made by means of thick metal sheets suitably boiled and comprising a side wall which surrounds the bundle leaving free between its internal surface and sides of the stack of plates a suitable space.
- the orientation of the exchanger can be any, the side wall can be a ferrule having a generally cylindrical profile with vertical axis, extending parallel to the long side of the bundle plates which are also arranged in vertical planes inside the shell, the manifolds being mounted at each end of the large dimension of the bundle.
- the inlet and outlet conduits of the two fluids are also vertical and pass respectively through bottoms which in this case may be hemispherical or, where appropriate, elliptical, closing the cylindrical shell at its upper and lower parts.
- the pressure thus created in the enclosure is chosen to be equal to that of the fluid which is itself at the highest pressure, usually the fluid to be heated as it enters the bundle of plates, so that the latter be maintained compressed by the pressure difference between the two fluids.
- the shell can be pressurized by means of another fluid, different from that which enters the bundle to collect the calories exchanged with the heating fluid.
- the closed enclosure thus produced plays, under these conditions, several roles, in the first place of resistance to pressure vis-à-vis the outside with respect to the fluids which pass through the spaces delimited between the parallel plates and one of which fills the free space between the ferrule and the plate beam, secondly compression of the beam thanks to the pressure difference between the regions traversed by one and the other fluid respectively and finally safety confinement in the event of leakage outside the bundle of one of the fluids which passes through it, for example as a result of a defect in any of the welds which ensure the assembly of the plates together.
- Such sealing is in fact strictly essential if at least one of the fluids and in particular that which prevails in the aforementioned free space contains a toxic or flammable gas, in particular at the temperature where it is brought during the operation of the 'exchanger.
- the enclosure is thermally insulated externally so as to limit the dissipation, towards the outside, of calories coming essentially from the exchange beam by radiation in the space situated between the latter and the side wall of the enclosure, the if necessary by convection, and even by conduction in the region where the fluid supply or discharge lines cross the side wall or the bottom of the enclosure.
- the temperature of the lateral wall of the enclosure gradually increases from the bottom up, due to the temperature gradients created in the vertical beam.
- the temperature at the base of the enclosure can be of the order of 100 ° C. for example, to reach 450 ° C. for example at its upper part, if the heating fluid enters the bundle at approximately 500 ° C., the fluid heated outgoing to almost 480 ° C.
- the cold bottom of the enclosure as well as the lower part of the side wall up to a height such as the temperature of this steel. does not exceed an average of 270 ° C in normal operation.
- the remaining part of the side wall upwards and the hot upper bottom must be made of a steel of different nature capable of withstanding significantly higher temperatures, for example a chromium-molybdenum steel, with in addition a greater thickness.
- this material is much more expensive and more difficult to implement, which strikes considerably the overall cost price of one exchanger.
- the invention is based on the observation that it is possible to maintain at least certain intermediate regions of the height of the side wall at relatively moderate temperatures, allowing the use of economical material, without the efficiency of the exchanger being found significantly reduced.
- the heat exchange device comprising a heat exchange beam defining for two exchange fluids separate paths in opposite directions, and an enclosure which contains the beam and whose internal face is exposed to thermal radiation from the beam , the enclosure comprising a side wall closed by a hot bottom on the side of the inlet of the heating fluid and the outlet of the heated fluid, and a cold bottom opposite the hot bottom, is characterized in that the enclosure is made in two parts, a cold part including the cold bottom and at least the major part of the side wall, and a hot part including the hot bottom and made of material with better heat resistance than the cold part, and in that the exchanger comprises means for discharging calories from one enclosure at least in a region of the cold part of the enclosure, which adjoins the hot part.
- the present invention makes it possible to significantly lower the temperature reached by the side wall during operation of the exchanger and consequently to reduce the thickness of the wall and to increase the height of the part of this wall capable of be made of classic carbon steel.
- the invention makes it possible in particular to ensure that this drop in temperature does not measurably affect the thermal performance of the exchanger, in particular because of the very small amount of heat removed.
- the invention in particular has the result of significantly reducing the cost price of the enclosure, without harming its ability to safely and effectively perform its role with regard to the operational safety of the exchanger, the pressure resistance and sealing maintenance, even for temperatures in the bundle of plates for which the use of an ordinary steel side wall is normally prohibited.
- the invention also relates to the means necessary for the implementation of the method and relates more particularly to heat exchangers incorporating such means. It concerns in the same way but more generally all the heat exchange devices using this process, such as for example ovens, boilers or industrial reactors.
- the means for removing calories include direct exposure, to the outside atmosphere, of the outside face of the enclosure in said region adjoining the hot part.
- the means for removing calories can also, in addition or alternatively, include means for circulating the fluid from the intermediate space in a closed circuit constituted by the intermediate space and at least one pipe which is in heat exchange with the external environment and connects two distinct points of the enclosure located on either side of said adjacent region.
- the method of cooling a side wall of a sheet metal enclosure is characterized by the step of circulating the fluid present in the intermediate space through a circuit closed on itself, comprising said intermediate space and at least a pipe external to the enclosure, joined at two points distinct from it.
- the fluid present in the intermediate space is circulated by a natural thermosyphon effect by placing the two distinct points mentioned above at two different levels along the height of the enclosure.
- This circulation therefore allows an exchange of the calories taken from the enclosure and entrained by the fluid with the external atmosphere in which the pipe is located, the pressure drop produced during this circulation being balanced by the variation in the density. cited above.
- the invention also relates to a heat exchange device for the implementation of this method, comprising a lateral ferrule and bottoms together forming a sheet metal metallic enclosure, containing an exchange bundle between two fluids, respectively a heating fluid and a heated fluid, preferably passing through the beam, against the current, the internal face of the side wall being exposed to thermal radiation coming from the beam through an intermediate space formed between the side wall and the beam and filled with an identical fluid or different from one of the two fluids passing through this bundle, characterized in that it comprises at least one pipe external to the enclosure and the ends of which are connected at two distinct points of said enclosure so that the pipe forms with 1 ' intermediate space a closed circuit on itself, and means for circulating in the closed circuit the fluid present nt in the intermediate space.
- the means for circulating the fluid in the closed circuit comprise, relative to the operating position of the device, a vertical spacing between the two above-mentioned separate points of the enclosure, so as to create the conditions for establishing circulation by thermosyphon.
- the fluid which circulates in the closed circuit is identical or different to one of the heating or heated fluids traversing the beam, and is preferably at a pressure equal to that of these fluids which is the highest.
- the heated fluid is a two-phase mixture, in particular a mixture of a gas and a liquid
- the fluid which circulates in the closed circuit is constituted by this mixture itself or by gas separated from said mixture.
- one end of the external pipe is connected to the upper part of the lateral wall of the enclosure, or in a bottom, for example hemispherical or elliptical, closing this lateral wall, the other end connecting to the lower part of said side wall or in an intermediate region thereof.
- the closed circuit comprises several external conduits, mounted in parallel on the enclosure.
- the circuit includes a fluid outlet pipe from the enclosure and a return pipe for this fluid in the enclosure, these two pipes extending horizontally, parallel to each other, and being connected by separate tubes arranged vertically and traversed by the fluid from the top to the bottom outside of the enclosure.
- the wall of the enclosure comprises, judiciously distributed along its height, temperature sensors whose indications make it possible to adjust manually or by 1 through an electronic control device, the opening or closing adjustment of at least one valve, mounted on the external pipe to adjust the flow rate of the fluid flowing in the closed circuit.
- all or part of them may include valves subject to temperature measurements made by the sensors arranged on the side wall.
- FIG. 1 is a schematic vertical sectional view of a conventional heat exchanger with welded plates, in particular of the kind used in the refining industry for the operation known as catalytic reforming.
- FIG. 1A illustrates a variant for one enclosure of one exchanger according to Figure 1.
- FIG. 1A illustrates a variant for one enclosure of one exchanger according to Figure 1.
- FIG. 1B is a partial perspective view of a fraction of the bundle of plates, used in one exchanger according to Figure 1.
- FIG. 2A illustrates an alternative embodiment of the plate bundle.
- - Figure 3 is a vertical sectional view of an exchanger, similar to that of Figure 1, but comprising the arrangements according to the invention.
- - Figure 3A is a variant for one enclosure of the exchanger, corresponding to Figure 3, substantially as Figure 1A corresponds to Figure 1.
- - Figures 4, 5 and 6 are sectional views, even more schematic, of various alternative embodiments of the exchanger according to Figure 3.
- the reference 1 designates a heat exchanger with welded plates and shell of conventional design, in particular in the petroleum industry and in particular, although not exclusively, in the refining industry, being at the outset specified that the invention as it will be described later is in no way limited to a particular application or use of such an exchanger.
- the exchanger 1 comprises an enclosure 2 with a vertical axis, constituted by the appropriate assembly of a side wall which in the example considered is a substantially cylindrical shell 3 and two hemispherical bottoms, respectively an upper bottom 4 and a lower bottom 5.
- the enclosure 2 is maintained in the position shown with its vertical axis by means of support feet on the ground, such as 6, welded to the lower part of the ferrule 3.
- the section of the ferrule could be different, as well as the shape of the bottoms ending this ferrule, these bottoms can for example have an elliptical profile.
- an exchange beam 7 which, in the embodiment shown, is more especially constituted by a stack of parallel plates such as 8.
- These plates are preferably formed by explosion, with implementation of a process known in itself.
- they are formed (not shown in the drawing) to present, on either side of the plane of each plate, bosses allowing mechanical support of the plates one on the other according to the thickness of the beam. according to a large number of points.
- spacers 9 and 10 in the form of bars arranged in L are interposed between the adjacent plates so as to provide for each space which separates two successive plates of the bundle two slots 11 and 12, opposite to each other along the two opposite small sides of the plates.
- the slots 11 and 12 of a space are further offset from those of the two neighboring spaces.
- the spacing of the plates 8 can be achieved by spacers of different shapes, as illustrated for example in Figure 2A, where the neighboring spaces are alternately fitted with U-shaped spacers 9a and 10a facing each other, and respectively with identical spacers 9b in the form of longitudinal bars arranged along the lateral sides of the plates 8, these bars being separated by intermediate plates 10b extending perpendicular to the direction of the previous ones.
- All the channels 13 reserved for example for the circulation of the heated fluid are joined at one of the ends of the bundle 7, mounted vertically in the enclosure 2 to an inlet manifold 15, this manifold itself being connected to a pipe 16 for admitting the fluid into the exchanger.
- this comprises a similar manifold 17 for the outlet of the heated fluid by a discharge pipe 18, the direction of circulation of this fluid being shown diagrammatically by the arrows illustrated at the end of the pipes 16 and 18.
- all the channels 14 are reserved for the circulation of the heating fluid and joined to an intake manifold 19 and, on the other hand, to an exhaust manifold 20, themselves connected to pipes.
- the heating fluid entering the collector 19, for example at 500 ° C and leaving the collector 20 at approximately 125 ° C, while the fluid to be heated enters the collector 15 at 100 ° C to exit collector 17 at approximately 480 ° C.
- the pipes 16, 18, 21 and 22 pass through the hemispherical bottoms 4 and 5 while being welded in a sealed manner to them.
- the free space 24 formed between the beam 7 and the internal wall of the shell 3 is filled with a practically stagnant fluid, the pressure of this fluid preferably being equal to that which is the highest of the heating fluid or of the heated fluid.
- the fluid which thus fills the enclosure 2 may be identical to the previous one or be of a different nature; in particular, if the fluid to be heated is a two-phase mixture, the fluid in the enclosure outside the bundle in space 24 may be a gaseous fraction of this mixture.
- the fluid which reigns in the space 24 corresponds to the fluid to be heated, at the pressure of the latter when it enters the device in the pipe 16, a connecting pipe 25 being provided for this purpose between this pipe and the interior of the shell 3, after crossing the lower bottom 5.
- a connecting pipe 25 being provided for this purpose between this pipe and the interior of the shell 3, after crossing the lower bottom 5.
- the exchange beam 7 radiates heat in the space 24, so that the temperature to which the shell 3 and the bottoms 4 and 5 are brought, gradually rises from the part lower to the upper part of the enclosure 2.
- the rise in temperature of the enclosure is also due to the slight convection created, especially if the fluid in the space 24 is not completely stagnant, and also at the minor conduction but nevertheless not totally negligible at the place where the conduits 16, 18, 21 and 22 cross the bottoms 4 and 5.
- a thermal insulation 29 covers the upper bottom 4 and the ferrule 3 to minimize the thermal leaks to the outside atmosphere and to protect personnel. In general, not shown, this insulation even covers the bottom bottom 5.
- the bottoms and the side shell cannot be made entirely using sheets of ordinary steel, in particular carbon steel, suitably boiled and assembled according to the height of the appliance.
- the lower bottom 5 and the lower part 26 of the shell can be produced with such ordinary steel up to the level corresponding to approximately 270 ° C., however, the part upper 27 and the upper bottom 4 must necessarily be manufactured using steel sheets alloyed with chromium - molybdenum in particular. This material is more expensive and more difficult to shape, especially for sheet metal and welding. This increases the cost of the exchanger.
- the connecting zone 28 between the two parts 26 and 27 of the shell 3 is barely a third of its height under the conditions of use envisaged.
- FIG. 1 there is shown the outer wall of the shell with its two successive parts 26 and 27 which have a substantially constant thickness from the bottom to the top of the enclosure, between the hemispherical bottoms 4 and 5. It is then necessary to give the steel sheets used a thickness equal to that which is necessary in the zone which is brought to the highest temperature. In practice, however, it may be preferable to give the shell a progressive thickness, in particular in its part 27, by constituting the latter by means of successive elements such as 27a, 27b, 27c, as shown in FIG. 1A, presenting each one a different thickness which increases progressively that one rises according to the height of the shell as a function of the increase in the corresponding temperature. Even in this case the realization is expensive. To overcome the drawbacks thus presented by the conventional solutions, the arrangements illustrated in particular in FIG. 3 are used, in which reference numbers identical to those of the preceding figures have been used to designate from one to the other the same organs.
- a first means consists in eliminating the thermal insulation 29 along the shell 3, so that the shell 3 cools by radiation of heat to the outside.
- the removal of the insulation 29 relates in particular to the cold part 26 in a region 40 adjoining the hot part 27, as well as the region 41 of the shell which belongs to the hot part.
- the insulation 29 is only maintained on the hot bottom 4 because it is generally an area accessible to personnel and where it would therefore be unacceptable to leave exposed walls whose temperature is at over 100 ° C.
- Another means of cooling the enclosure generally consists in ensuring a continuous circulation of the fluid which reigns in the space 24 between the bundle and the internal face of the ferrule 3, so that this fluid can be suitably cooled outside and maintain the temperature of the shell at a value which is on average substantially lower than in the conventional solution.
- the lower part 26 of the shell made of carbon steel, can be significantly larger than the part 27 of chromium-molybdenum steel.
- the average thickness of the part 27 and therefore the amount of metal used can also be reduced overall.
- the connection zone 28 between the parts 26 and 27 is situated much closer to the top of the shell, as close as possible to the bottom 4.
- FIG. 3A illustrates, in a manner similar to FIG.
- an embodiment where the part 27 of the chromium-molybdenum steel ferrule is formed of stage elements 27a and 27b, of increasing thickness from one to the next.
- an external circuit 30 constituted by at least one pipe 31 of appropriate diameter comprising at its upper and lower ends fittings 32 and 33, substantially horizontal and parallel, which pass through the enclosure on either side of the regions 40 and 41 to respectively allow the fluid which reigns therein to be withdrawn, to flow from top to bottom in line 31 before being returned to the enclosure.
- Line 31 extends vertically while being located in the surrounding ambient atmosphere.
- the aforementioned circulation is carried out by natural thermosiphon due to the temperature differences of this fluid, in the zones in the upper part and in the lower part where the connections 32 and 33 open.
- this fluid exchanges calories with the external atmosphere, to such an extent that it can absorb an adjustable part of the quantity of heat emitted in the enclosure by the beam 7 towards the ferrule 3.
- the circulation of the fluid is due to the difference in static pressure generated by the difference in average density of this fluid between the interior and the exterior, by balancing the pressure losses created by this circulation.
- the desired cooling effect is essential in the middle and upper parts of the shell where the temperature is the highest, which leads to optimally determining the region of the enclosure where the horizontal connector 32 crosses the latter.
- the connector 32 can be arranged practically at the highest part of the cylindrical shell, or even come to open in the upper bottom as shown under the reference 32 '.
- the connector 33 by which the fluid returns to the interior of the enclosure can be located in the lower part of the ferrule 3
- the vertical pipe 31 can be provided with a solenoid valve 34, making it possible to adjust if necessary the flow rate of the fluid in this pipe.
- this solenoid valve 34 can advantageously be controlled by the indication provided by one or more temperature sensors 35 (FIG.
- the circuit 30 in which the fluid from the enclosure circulates may comprise several pipes 31a, 31b, 31c, joined to the enclosure by connections 32a and 33a for the pipe 31a, or alternatively 32b and 33b for the pipes 31b and 31c, the latter then being mounted in parallel with one another. All or part of these pipes may include solenoid valves 34, the sensors 35 distributed on the shell according to the height thereof, which can be joined by their connections 36 to a control unit 37 which adjusts the relative flow rates of the fluid in these various pipes and in particular allows to control the average temperature of the shell to the results of the measurements carried out.
- the invention is not limited to the embodiments more specifically described with reference to the accompanying drawings; on the contrary, it embraces all its variants.
- the particular structure of the heat exchange bundle is not in itself decisive for the implementation of the invention, as explained in relation to the description of Figures 2 and 2A.
- the fluid which prevails in the space 24 between the ferrule and the beam can be chosen to so as to have characteristics allowing better absorption by the latter of the heat radiated by the beam.
- thermosyphon effect created in the external circuit to the shell and the circulation by natural thermosyphon of the fluid which fills the space between the exchange beam and the external enclosure ensures sufficient cooling of the latter with a balanced pressure drop.
- the external circuit has a length of around 17 m for a diameter of the external pipe of 114 mm, this in the case where the temperature gradient, as already indicated, extends between 100 and 500 ° C, the pressure drop generated with a circulation flow of the fluid representing approximately 100 Kg / h, not being greater than 10 Pa, this the latter value being by definition covered by the pressure difference created by the density difference of the fluid between the interior of the enclosure and the interior of the external circuit pipe.
- thermosyphon coupling and the removal of insulation makes it possible to reduce the temperature from 490 ° C. to approximately 300 ° C. at the top of the shell, in which case the shell is achievable over virtually its entire height in inexpensive carbon steel.
- the invention is applicable to exchangers arranged for example horizontally. Even in this case circulation by thermosiphon can be obtained, by connecting the external pipe to two different levels of the height of the enclosure. Circulation by thermosiphon is achievable even if the hot end of the exchanger is below, especially since there is an average temperature difference between the fluid inside the enclosure and the fluid in the pipe. external. Circulation can also be carried out, in whole or in combination with the thermosyphon effect, by a pump.
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