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Naming rules for heat exchangers and air coolers in the flow diagram

2015-09-11View Original

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Dear everyone: In the flow diagram of the catalytic cracking unit, the slurry flow path is as follows: Slurry pump P208ABC —— E201AB —— P209AB —— E203AB —— E209AB. The overhead gas flow path is: E202A~J —— A201A~X —— E215A~J —— D201. I would like to ask everyone what the naming rules are for the heat exchangers and air coolers in the flow diagram? Why does it feel completely rule-less? Do anyone else share this feeling?
Reply #22015-09-11
It’s impossible. Take a closer look, for example at the distillation unit: whether going from bottom to top or from top to bottom, the pumps are definitely numbered in sequence. Also, cold exchange equipment will definitely work smoothly.
Reply #32015-09-11
They are generally numbered according to the processes and procedures, in a systematic manner

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