• API 533 : 1ED 86

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    AIR PREHEAT SYSTEMS FOR PROCESS HEATERS

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    Withdrawn date:  22-07-2013

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    Published date:  12-01-2013

    Publisher:  American Petroleum Institute

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    Section 1 - General
    1.1 Scope
    1.2 Referenced publications
    1.3 Definition of terms
    Section 2 - General considerations in selecting an air
                preheat system
    2.1 Factors affecting system applications
    2.2 Types of air preheat systems
    2.3 Factors affecting air preheat system choice
    Section 3 - Interaction of the air preheat system with
                the fired heater
    3.1 Process design
    3.2 Burners
    3.3 Draft
    3.4 Linings and heat loss
    3.5 Convection section
    3.6 Mechanical design
    Section 4 - Selecting an air preheat system
    4.1 Regenerative air preheat system
    4.2 Recuperative air preheat system
    4.3 Heat pipe air preheat system
    4.4 Indirect closed circulating air preheat system
    4.5 External heat source air preheat system
    Section 5 - Safety, operability, and maintenance
    5.1 Safety
    5.2 Operability
    5.3 Accessibility for maintenance
    5.4 Performance checks
    5.5 Air preheat equipment failure
    Section 6 - Selecting system temperatures
    6.1 Introduction
    6.2 Selecting cold-end temperatures
    6.3 Selecting hot-end temperature
    6.4 Combustion considerations
    Section 7 - Combustion air and flue gas quantities
    7.1 Introduction
    7.2 New installations
    7.3 Retrofits
    Section 8 - Duct design and damper selection
    8.1 Introduction
    8.2 Pressure drop calculation
    8.3 Zone concept
    8.4 Draft effects
    8.5 Dual draft systems
    8.6 Velocity guidelines
    8.7 Damper consideration and selection
    8.8 Duct stratification
    8.9 Additional references
    Section 9 - Guidelines for specifying equipment
    9.1 Introduction
    9.2 Ductwork and stack
    9.3 Expansion joints
    9.4 Dampers
    9.5 Ductwork insulation and refractory
    9.6 Fans and drivers
    9.7 Air preheaters
    9.8 Burner
    Section 10 - Environmental impact of air preheat systems
    10.1 Energy conservation
    10.2 Stack emissions
    10.3 Noise
    10.4 Heat
    10.5 Effluent
    Section 11 - Preparing an inquiry
    11.1 Introduction
    11.2 Inquiry
    11.3 Air preheat system checklist
    Appendix A - Flue gas dew point discussion and
                 references
    Appendix B - Data sheets
    Tables
    1 Fittings
    2 Recommended damper types
    A-1 Flue gas dew point data from oil-fired industrial
          boilers
    Figures
    1 Air preheat system using regenerative,
          recuperative, or heat pipe air preheater
    2 Air preheat system using an indirect closed air
          preheater and mechanical circulation
    3 External heat source for air preheating
    4 Recommended minimum metal temperature
    5 Sample flow sheet for duct design and damper
          selection
    6 Moody's friction factor
    7 Pressure drop for flue gases in ducts
    8 Equivalent lengths (LD) for multiple piece miter
          elbows of round cross section
    9 Branch loss coefficients
    10 Duct zones
    A-1 Dew point of flue gas versus sulfur in fuel oil
          (test data from industrial boilers)
    A-2 Dew point of flue gas versus sulfur in fuel oil
          (test data from industrial boilers and data of
          Attig and Sedor)
    A-3 Dew point of flue gas versus sulfur in fuel oil
          (test data from industrial boilers and data of
          Energy Technology, Inc.)

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    Outlines evaluation and selection of air preheat systems. Coverage includes: general considerations in selecting an air preheat system; interaction of the air preheat system with the fired heater; selecting an air preheat system; safety, operability and maintenance; selecting system temperatures; combustion air and flue gas quantities; duct design and damper selection; guidelines for specifying equipment; environmental impact of air preheat systems. Also gives definitions of terms, tables and diagrams.

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    Document Type Standard
    Publisher American Petroleum Institute
    Status Withdrawn

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