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xx    LIST OF FIGURES

            10.1  Double pipe (hairpin) heat exchanger with      10.37 Temperature profiles for cocurrent flow.  314
                  annuli connected in series and inner pipes     10.38 Comparison of E and J shells for flow
                  connected in parallel.                 273          directions.                             315
            10.2  TEMA designations for shell and tube heat      10.39 Temperature profiles for a 1–2 heat
                  exchangers.                            274          exchanger.                              315
            10.3  1–1 Fixed tube sheet shell and tube heat       10.40 LMTD correction factors, F, for a 1–2 heat
                  exchanger with baffles.                 275          exchanger.                              316
            10.4  Pull-through 1–2 floating head heat             10.41 LMTD correction factors, F, for a 2–4 heat
                  exchanger with baffles (TEMA S).        275          exchanger.                              317
            10.5  2–4 Floating head heat exchanger with          10.42 Heat exchanger effectiveness for
                  baffles.                                276          countercurrent flow.                     323
            10.6  U-bundle heat exchanger with baffles.   276     10.43 Heat exchanger effectiveness for cocurrent
            10.7  Pull-through floating head heat exchanger,           flow.                                    324
                  suitable for kettle reboilers (TEMA T).  276
            10.8  Flow arrangement for two heat exchangers       11.1  Illustration showing condensate backup.  332
                  in series.                             277     11.2  Condensate removal system for a reboiler.  333
            10.9  Grooves are made in the tube sheet for         11.3  Annular and stratified flows inside horizontal
                  increased jointing between tube and tube            condensers.                             334
                  sheet.                                 280     11.4  (a) Horizontal once-through reboiler with
            10.10 Different tube-to-tube joints.         281          shell side boiling. (b) Horizontal recirculating
            10.11 Different types of expansion joints.   281          reboiler with shell side boiling.       337
            10.12 Illustration showing shell expansion joint.  281  11.5  Horizontal reboilers.               338
            10.13 Double tube sheet design.              281     11.6  (a) Vertical single pass, once-through with
            10.14 Typical pass partitions for two to eight tube       tube side boiling. (b) Vertical, recirculating
                  passes.                                282          with shell side boiling.                338
            10.15 Types of tube pitch.                   285     11.7  Recirculating baffled bottoms reboiler system. 338
            10.16 Shell side flow patterns in triangular pitch.  285  11.8  Column internal reboiler.          340
            10.17 Vapor bubbles rising through boiling liquid    11.9  Kettle reboiler.                       340
                  inside a heat exchanger with square tube       11.10 Vertical thermosiphon reboiler.        341
                  pitch.                                 286     11.11 Two reboilers in parallel.             344
            10.18 Photograph of a cutaway of a baffled shell      11.12 Two reboilers in series.               344
                  and tube heat exchanger.               287     11.13 New reboiler installed at an upper section
            10.19 Different arrangements for segmental baffles.  288   of the column.                          345
            10.20 Segmental baffles.                      288     11.14 Quick selection guide for reboilers.   347
            10.21 Disk and doughnut baffle.               288     11.15 Evaporator selection guide.            349
            10.22 Orifice baffle.                          288     11.16 Energy-efficient evaporation systems.   350
            10.23 Rod baffles.                            289     11.17 Short tube vertical calandria-type
            10.24 Baffle cut.                             289          evaporator.                             350
            10.25 Effect of small and large baffle cuts.  290     11.18 Swenson rising film evaporator unit.
            10.26 Large clearance between baffle and tube.  290        (Courtesy: Swenson Technology, Inc.)    353
            10.27 Baffle cut orientations.                291     11.19 Swenson falling film evaporation unit.
            10.28 Leaking paths for flow bypassing the tube            (Courtesy: Swenson Technology, Inc.)    354
                  matrix. Both through baffle clearances          11.20 Tube showing falling liquid film.       355
                  between the tube matrix and the shell.  291    11.21 Vertical forced circulation evaporator.  356
            10.29 Seal strips reduce bypassing around tube       11.22 Mechanical vapor recompression evaporation
                  bundle.                                292          system.                                 359
            10.30 Helixchanger heat exchanger.           293     11.23 Double effect evaporator with forward feed
            10.31 Use of impingement baffle.              294          operation.                              362
            10.32 Rotating helical coil tube insert.     295     11.24 Backward feed operation for a double effect
            10.33 Twisted tape tube insert.              295          evaporator.                             363
            10.34 Wire mesh insert.                      295     11.25 Duhring plot for sodium chloride solutions.  366
            10.35 Idealized fouling curve.               300     11.26 Different types of entrainment separators.  369
            10.36 Temperature profiles for countercurrent flow.  314  11.27 Barometric condenser.               369
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