| Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 7050273 | Applied Thermal Engineering | 2013 | 7 Pages |
Abstract
Fouling is, to date, a key industrial problem with severe economic and environmental penalties. Use of dynamic fouling models (such as ones for chemical reaction fouling that occurs in pre-heat trains processing crude oil, and mass transfer controlled fouling in cooling water systems) in thermo-hydraulic simulations allows one to identify and propose industrially relevant and practically viable solutions to the fouling problem. This knowledge needs to be combined with analysis of heat recovery networks when considering retrofits in order to generate robust solutions. These points are demonstrated in a short case study.
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Authors
G.T. Polley, E. Tamakloe, M. Picon Nunez, E.M. Ishiyama, D.I. Wilson,