(57bm) Contain the Tiger: Accounting for All Energy from Reactive Chemicals in Process Design
AIChE Spring Meeting and Global Congress on Process Safety
2020
2020 Virtual Spring Meeting and 16th GCPS
Global Congress on Process Safety
GCPS Poster Session
Wednesday, August 19, 2020 - 3:00pm to 4:00pm
Chemical manufacturing processes rely on intended chemical reactions to create desired products. During this process, energy from both intended and unintended sources can be generated, and needs to be safely accommodated through process design and safety systems. This paper will identify test methods for characterizing the energy produced by chemical reactions and review process design strategies including inherently safer design options. Several types of chemistries will be reviewed using methods contained in the Center for Chemical Process Safety (CCPS) book Guidelines for Chemical Reactivity Evaluation and Application to Process Design.
A case study will be reviewed to illustrate the concept and application of these critical process design elements for reactive chemical systems, focusing on the proper use of kinetic parameters, thermal stability data, and heat transfer requirements to develop an appropriate Basis of Safety for the reactive system design.
The following learning objectives will be achieved:
- Introduce a practical approach for Reactive Energy Hazard Evaluation.
- Overview a disciplined approach for reviewing test data to identify potential energetic scenarios.
- Understand critical elements of process design for reactive chemical systems.
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