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HAP Hazardous air pollutant
HAP Contaminant concentration in entering gas stream (ppmv)
e
HAP Moles of HAP condensed (mol)
con
HAP Moles of HAP in the inlet emission stream (mol)
e,m
HAP Moles of HAP remaining in the outlet emission stream (mol)
o,m
∆H Heat of vaporization
HRS System operating hours per year (h/yr)
M Moisture content
e
MW Molecular weight of an HAP (lb/lb-mol)
HAP
P System pressure drop (in. H O)
2
P Pressure of emission stream (mm Hg)
e
P Partial pressure (mm Hg) of the HAP in the exit stream assuming the
partial
pressure in the condenser is constant and at atmospheric
P Vapor pressure = P
vapor partial
Q Coolant flow rate (lb/h)
coolant
Q Maximum flow rate (scfm at 77ºF and 1 atm)
e
Q Emission stream flow rate (acfm)
e,a
Q Quantity of the product recovered (lb/h)
rec
RE Removal efficiency (%)
Ref Refrigeration capacity (tons)
RTCC Total capital cost of refrigeration system ($)
T Condensation temperature (ºF)
con
T Coolant inlet temperature (ºF)
cool,i
T Coolant outlet temperature (ºF)
cool,o
T Entering emission stream temperature (ºF)
e
∆T Logarithmic mean temperature difference (ºF)
LM
TCC Total capital cost of condenser ($)
2
U Overall heat transfer coefficient (Btu/h-ft ºF)
VOC Volatile organic compound
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