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Fuel equivalent for steam and power

Fuel equivalent for purchased power is assumed to be 9090Btu/kWh compared with the normal conversation factor of 3414Btu/kWh. This assumption implies power generation loss of 5676 (= 9090 — 3414) Btu for each kWh imported. Thus, power generation loss is 17.9MMBtu/h for 3.15 purchased. The rationale for this assumption will be discussed later with the FE calculation given in equation (3.7). [Pg.23]

Furnace stack loss is calculated based on actual heater efficiency. For this example, 55% furnace efficiency is assumed for the charge heater and the diesel stripper heater, which have a radiant section only. A furnace efficiency of 85 % is used for the product fractionator heater and the debutanizer reboiler heater, which have both radiant and convection sections. [Pg.23]

The mechanical losses for pumps and motors are calculated based on motor efficiency, which is assumed at 90% for this example. [Pg.23]

Net energy input = Energy input Energy export. [Pg.23]

For the example in question, net energy input = 819.2 — 77.7 = 741.5 MMBtu/h. Let us define specific energy use the same as the energy intensity  [Pg.23]


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