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9781566769693

Engineering Systems in a Food Plant

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    9781566769693

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    1566769698

  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 2002-06-13
  • Publisher: CRC Press
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Summary

Pumps. Boilers. Power transmission. Water treatment. Waste disposal. Efficient lighting. Maintain them, and you'll experience optimal performance. Ignore them, and the system will collapse. While many texts adequately describe the processing lines used in food manufacturing, none address the importance of the ancillary equipment that allows the plant to operate. Food Plant Engineering Systems fills this gap by focusing on these crucial but frequently forgotten parts of the system.With clear, easy-to-understand language, this book details the bits and pieces that keep systems running and explains how they fit within the bigger picture:· Properties of fluids· Pumps and piping· Electrical systems including motors, starters, electrical heating and lights· Steam generation and heating systems· Cooling and refrigeration systems· Water and waste and material handling systems· Food plant design, including site, foundations, floors, walls roofs, drains, and insulation· Safety and EPA regulationsGetting all the units to work together as a well-orchestrated system is what manufacturing design and management are all about. This book provides the first truly comprehensive look at food plant operation. Food Plant Engineering Systems ensures that all elements of the system are properly balanced to efficiently accomplish the job.

Table of Contents

Units and Dimensions
Introduction
1(1)
History
1(1)
Terms
2(4)
Base Units
2(1)
Definitions
3(1)
Supplementary Units
4(1)
Derived Units
5(1)
Definitions
5(1)
Dimensional Analysis
6(2)
Units for Mechanical Systems
8(3)
Conversions and Dimensional Analysis
11(1)
Problems
12(1)
General Calculations
Introduction
13(1)
Basic Principles
13(12)
Conservation of Mass
13(1)
Mass Balances
13(12)
Problems
25(2)
Properties of Fluids
General Description
27(1)
Physical Properties of Flow
27(6)
Pressure
27(1)
Density (P)
28(1)
Specific Mass (w)
28(1)
Specific Gravity (SG)
29(1)
Bulk Modulus (k)
29(1)
Ideal Fluid
29(1)
Viscosity
29(2)
Temperature Effects on Fluid Flow
31(1)
Shear-Thinning Fluids
32(1)
Bingham Plastics
32(1)
Pseudoplastics
32(1)
Shear-Thickening Materials
33(1)
Surface Tension and Capillary Action
33(2)
Vapor Pressure
34(1)
Atmospheric Pressure
34(1)
Hydrostatics
35(2)
Pressure Intensity
35(2)
Basic Concept of Fluid Motion
37(2)
Introduction
37(1)
Conservation of Mass
38(1)
Types of Flow
39(4)
Turbulent and Laminar Flow
39(1)
Reynolds Number
40(2)
Rotational and Nonrotational Flow
42(1)
Steady and Unsteady Flow
42(1)
Uniform and Nonuniform Flow
43(1)
Conservation of Energy in Liquids
43(7)
Potential Head
43(1)
Pressure Head
43(1)
Velocity Head
44(1)
Energy Changes and Flow
44(2)
Frictional Losses
46(1)
Frictional Losses in Straight Pipes
46(3)
Fittings in Pipes
49(1)
Mechanical Energy Requirement
49(1)
Problems
50(1)
Pumps
Introduction
51(1)
General Principles
51(1)
Pump Efficiency
52(1)
Centrifugal Pumps
53(3)
Operation
54(2)
Net Positive Suction Head
56(1)
Suction Systems and Sump Design
56(3)
Positive Displacement Pumps
59(7)
Rotary Pumps
61(1)
External Gear and Lobe Pumps
61(1)
External Gear Pumps
61(1)
Internal Gear Pumps
62(1)
Lobe Pumps
63(1)
Peristaltic Pump
63(2)
Progressive Cavity Pump
65(1)
Pipelines in the Industry
66(4)
Piping Materials
66(1)
Pipe Assembly
67(1)
Stainless Steel Pipeline
67(1)
Welding of Sanitary Pipe
67(3)
Pipeline Construction
70(1)
Problems
71(2)
Thermodynamics
Introduction
73(1)
Energy of a System
73(1)
Characteristics of a System
73(2)
Energy of a System
74(1)
Gases and Vapors
75(8)
Ideal Gas Equation
76(1)
Pressure Expressions
77(1)
The Perfect Gas Law
78(2)
Mixtures of Gases
80(3)
Problems
83(2)
Electrical Systems
Introduction
85(1)
Electricity Generation
85(1)
Definitions
86(1)
Energy Conversion
87(1)
Electrical Energy
88(1)
Electric Motors
88(2)
Single-Phase Motors
88(1)
Single-Phase Universal Motor
88(1)
Single-Phase Split-Phase Motor
88(1)
Single-Phase Capacitor Motor
89(1)
Three-Phase Squirrel-Cage Induction Motors
89(1)
Motor Management
90(1)
Power Transmission
91(3)
Flat Belts
91(1)
V-Belts
92(1)
Gears
93(1)
Calculation of Shaft RPM
93(1)
Management of Drive Systems
94(1)
Control Equipment for Electrical Apparatus
94(1)
Illumination of the Processing Facility
95(4)
Light Intensity and Application
96(1)
Types of Lamps
96(3)
Heating Systems for Processing Plants
Heat Transfer
99(1)
Conductive Heat Transfer
99(6)
Resistance to Heat Flow
101(2)
Heat Flow Through Cylindrical Walls
103(1)
Steady-State Conduction through a Composite Cylinder
103(2)
Convective Heat Transfer
105(3)
Heat Transfer by Conduction and Convection
106(2)
Heat Transfer by Radiation
108(2)
Stefan's Law
108(2)
Steam Heating
110(1)
Energy
110(1)
Specific Heat Capacity
110(1)
Specific Latent Heat
111(1)
Energy Associated with Steam
111(1)
Heat Pressure Diagram for Water
111(4)
Properties of Steam
113(1)
Saturated Liquid
113(1)
Saturated Vapor
113(1)
Wet Steam
114(1)
Superheated Steam
114(1)
Steam Tables
115(1)
Boiling Point of Water
116(1)
Heating with Live Steam
116(1)
Culinary Steam
116(1)
Hot Water Systems
117(2)
Energy Calculations for Water Heating
117(2)
Piping
119(1)
Expansion of Pipes
119(1)
Problems
120(3)
Steam Generation
Introduction
123(1)
Boilers
123(1)
Fire-Tube Boilers
123(1)
Water-Tube Boilers
124(1)
Boiler Efficiency
125(3)
Fuel-to-Steam Efficiency
126(1)
Combustion Efficiency
126(1)
Thermal Efficiency
126(1)
Stack Temperature
127(1)
Radiation Loss
127(1)
Boiler Blowdown
127(1)
Water Treatment
128(1)
Boiler Selection Criteria
128(8)
Codes and Standards
129(1)
Steam Pressure
129(1)
System Load
129(1)
Heating Load
130(1)
Process Load
130(1)
Combination Load
130(1)
Load Variations
130(1)
Load Tracking
131(1)
Number of Boilers
131(1)
Downtime Cost
132(1)
Boiler Turndown
132(1)
Fuels
132(1)
Fuel Oil
132(1)
Gaseous Fuels
133(1)
Solid Fuels
134(1)
Combustion of Solid Fuels
134(1)
Stack Emissions
135(1)
Nitrogen Oxides
135(1)
Sulfur Oxides
135(1)
Carbon Monoxide
135(1)
Replacement Boilers
136(1)
Boiler Fittings and Accessories
136(4)
Pressure Gauge
136(1)
Steam Pressure Regulating Valve
136(1)
Steam Trap
137(1)
Water Columns
137(1)
Water Injection
138(1)
Safety Valve
138(1)
Fusible Plug
138(2)
Steam Purity
140(1)
Refrigeration and Freezing
Overview
141(1)
Natural Refrigeration
142(1)
Natural Refrigeration to Subzero Temperatures
143(1)
Solid CO2
143(1)
Mechanical Refrigeration
143(10)
Capacity
145(1)
Evaporating Coil
145(1)
Removal of Oil
145(1)
Expansion Valve
146(1)
Back-Pressure Regulator
147(1)
Compressors
148(1)
The Condenser
148(1)
Automatic Control
148(1)
Refrigerants
149(1)
Ammonia
150(1)
Other Refrigerants
150(1)
R-134a
150(3)
R-407
153(1)
R-32
153(1)
R-125
153(1)
Thermodynamics of Vapor Compression
153(5)
Coefficient of Performance
155(3)
Secondary Refrigeration
158(4)
Congealing Tank System
158(1)
Brine System
159(3)
Management
162(1)
Storage Rooms
163(4)
Insulation
163(1)
Prefabricated Polyurethane Panels for Cold Room Construction
164(1)
Cold Room Doors and Devices
165(1)
Management of Cold Rooms
165(1)
Defrosting
166(1)
Water and Waste Systems
Introduction
167(1)
Water Quality
167(1)
Potable Water
167(4)
Water Safety
168(1)
Health Concerns
168(1)
Turbidity
169(1)
Microbiological Concerns
169(1)
Radioactive Materials
170(1)
Aesthetic Concerns
170(1)
Substances in Water
171(2)
Hardness
171(1)
Iron
172(1)
Manganese
172(1)
Nitrates
172(1)
Chlorides and Sulfates
172(1)
Gases
172(1)
Silica
173(1)
Treatment of Water Supplies
173(5)
Treatment to Remove Turbidity
173(1)
Softening Hard Water
174(1)
Cold Lime Method
174(1)
Ion Exchange
175(1)
Base Exchange
175(1)
Water Demineralizing
176(1)
Filtering
177(1)
Care of Filters and Ion Exchangers
177(1)
Treatment of Boiler Feedwater
178(1)
Deaeration
179(1)
Wastewater Treatment
179(2)
Water Conservation
180(1)
Fluming Debris
181(1)
Treatment Facilities
181(1)
Aerated Lagoon
181(1)
Trickling Filters
182(1)
Activated Sludge
182(1)
Anaerobic Treatment
182(1)
Waste Disposal
182(5)
Prevention of Waste
183(1)
Solid Wastes
183(1)
Waste Incineration
184(1)
Controlled Incineration
184(1)
Incinerator Emissions
185(1)
Landfill
185(1)
Landfill Methods
185(1)
Public Health and Environment
186(1)
Materials Handling
Importance of Materials Handling
187(1)
Increasing Materials Handling Efficiency
188(4)
Designing a Materials Handling System
189(1)
Kinds of Systems
189(1)
Analysis of a Materials Handling System
190(2)
Materials Handling Equipment
192(6)
Conveyors
192(1)
Chutes
192(2)
Roller Conveyors
194(1)
Belt Conveyor
195(1)
Slat Conveyors
195(1)
Chain Conveyors
196(1)
Vibratory Conveyors
196(1)
Screw Conveyors
196(1)
Bucket Elevator
196(1)
Trucks
196(1)
Pallets
197(1)
Bulk Handling
197(1)
Plant Layout for Materials Handling
198(1)
Space Arrangements
198(1)
Efficient Use of Materials Handling Equipment
199(2)
Maintenance
199(2)
Manufacturing Plant Design
Building Design
201(1)
Legal Aspects
201(1)
Building Bylaws
201(1)
Sanitation Codes
201(1)
OSHA
202(1)
EPA
202(1)
Expansion
202(1)
Plant Location
203(2)
Planning the Building on the Site
205(1)
The Structure
206(7)
Foundations
207(1)
Supporting Structure
207(1)
Walls
208(1)
Floors
209(1)
Slope of Floors
209(1)
Kinds of Floors
209(1)
Concrete
209(1)
Metal Plate Floor
209(1)
Monolithic Floor Surfaces
210(1)
Tile or Paver Floors
210(1)
Drains
211(1)
Floor Drains
211(1)
Gutter Drains
211(1)
Windows
211(1)
Doors
212(1)
Piping
212(1)
Electrical
212(1)
Ventilation
213(1)
Hand-Cleaning Stations
213(1)
Facilities Layout
213(1)
Summary
214(1)
Safety
Workplace Safety
215(1)
Causes of Accidents
215(2)
Safety
217(1)
Hazards in the Food Industry
217(1)
Handling Materials
217(1)
Accident Prevention
218(2)
Color-Coding
218(1)
Operating Instructions
218(2)
Pressure Equipment
220(1)
Grain Handling Equipment
220(1)
Flammable Material
220(1)
General Plant Safety
220(1)
Inspection of Equipment
221(1)
Power Drives
221(1)
Fire Protection
221(4)
Fire Fighting
224(1)
Portable Extinguishers
225(1)
Noise Control
225(3)
Occupational Safety and Health Administration
228(3)
Appendix 1: Conversion Tables 231(8)
Appendix 2 239(14)
A2.1 Some Help with Calculations
239(1)
A2.2 The Plus/Minus Rule
239(1)
A2.3 Fractions
239(3)
A2.3.1 The Diagonal Rule
239(1)
A2.3.2 Do On Both Sides Rule
240(1)
A2.3.3 Adding Fractions
241(1)
A2.3.4 Multiplying Fractions
242(1)
A2.3.5 Dividing fractions
242(1)
A2.4 Exponents
242(3)
A2.5 Quadratic Equations
245(1)
A2.5.1 Solution by Factorization
245(1)
A2.5.2 Solution Using the Formula
245(1)
A2.6 Simultaneous Equations
246(2)
A2.7 Differentiation
248(3)
A2.7.1 Rule 1
248(1)
A2.7.1.1 Repeated Differentiation
249(1)
A2.7.2 Rule 2
249(1)
A2.7.3 Rule 3
249(2)
A2.7.4 Rule 4
251(1)
A2.8 Applications of Differentiation
251(2)
Appendix 3: Steam Tables 253(6)
References 259(2)
Index 261

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