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4-94 Heat Exchanger<br />

Steady State Rating Model<br />

The Steady State Rating model is an extension of the End Point<br />

model to incorporate a rating calculation, and uses the same<br />

assumptions as the End Point model. If you provide detailed<br />

geometry information, you can rate the exchanger using this<br />

model. As the name suggests, this model is only available for<br />

steady state rating.<br />

When dealing with linear or nearly linear heat curve problems,<br />

the Steady State Rating model should be used. Due to the<br />

solver method incorporated into this rating model, the Steady<br />

State Rating model can perform calculations exceptionally faster<br />

than the Dynamic Rating model.<br />

Figure 4.60<br />

The following parameters are available on the Parameters page<br />

when the Steady State Rating model is selected:<br />

Parameters Description<br />

Tubeside and<br />

Shellside<br />

Delta P<br />

The pressure drops (DP) for the tube and shell sides of the<br />

exchanger can be specified here. If you do not specify the<br />

Delta P values, <strong>HYSYS</strong> calculates them from the attached<br />

stream pressures.<br />

UA The product of the Overall Heat Transfer Coefficient, and<br />

the Total Area available for heat transfer. The Heat<br />

Exchanger duty is proportional to the log mean<br />

temperature difference, where UA is the proportionality<br />

factor. The UA can either be specified, or calculated by<br />

<strong>HYSYS</strong>.<br />

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