Heat Transfer

TANKJKT

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Complete design/rating software for jacketed tanks. Covers many tank geometries and linings. Jacket styles supported include conventional, half-pipe, and dimpled plate coils. Easily handles the calculations for covering the side walls and both heads. Also contains modules for either helical or hairpin submerged coils. TANKJKT contains properties for steam and the most commone heat transfer fluids (along with the ability to add your own). Also takes into account the agitation in the tank. Includes the ability to save your data inputs. Both English and Metric units are included.

Flooding Velocity Determination in Shell and Tube Condensers

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Calculating the flooding velocity for shell and tube condensers with upflow vapors is crucial to a successful design. Use the spreadsheet to determine the maximum design velocity and compare it to your actual velocity. This calculation can handle both square end and angle cut tube ends. Help sheets available include a liquid density worksheet, vapor density worksheet, surface tension worksheet, liquid viscosity worksheet, and tube data lookup chart. All equations and units are shown so that you can easily follow the calculation.

Heat Exchanger Performance Charts

Correlate performance data for a heat exchanger into easy-to-read charts. Enter your performance information, and with a click of the mouse, this spreadsheet will construct all of the necessary charts for future benchmarking of the unit.

Vent Condenser

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Appropriate for evaluating condensation as a VOC control tool for ideal systems with a single condensable component. Calculation utilizes Antoine coefficients in Raoult's Law (along with molecular weight) for the prediction. Tabular results include condenser temperature, duty, yearly emissions, and others. Antoine coefficients are included for 24 of the most common VOC's. Two different calculation configuration are available covering both English and Metric units.

Reduced Pressure Steam Calculator

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Quickly determine the thermodynamic properties of steam after a pressure reduction. Given properties include enthalpies, specific volumes, and viscosities. The steam given before let down can be saturated or superheated. Includes both English and Metric units of measure