HEAT RECOVERY SILENCERS FOR … RECOVERY SILENCERS FOR RECIPROCATING ENGINES MFT MAXIM SILENCERS,...
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MFTHEAT RECOVERY SILENCERS FOR RECIPROCATING ENGINES
MAXIM SILENCERS, INC. Rev. 12.01.08
Silencing + Quality Steam Generation or Liquid Heating
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Flow Diagram
Exhaust gas enters the heat recovery silencer through connection (1), makes a reversal at the lower end of the unit and passes up over the finned tubes through which the heat is transferred to the water. The gas exits through the exhaust outlet connections (2).
The water enters through connection (3) and from there it enters the lower manifold and passes into the tubes. After absorbing the available heat the water (or steam and water mixture) exits through connection (4).
There are many available combinations of exhaust gas and water flow but the same basic relationship will hold for all.
Size Range: Exhaust connections from 2" through 30" in diameter
Construction: The Maxim Finned Tube or MFT heat recovery silencers are basically water tube type. It is constructed to combine Maxim standards of silencing with a highly efficient heat exchanger design. This is possible through the use of extended surface tubes, which permit the design of a much more compact and light weight unit. The MFT has no moving parts and requires minimum routine maintenance. The unit must be installed vertically when used as a steam generator and may be installed vertically or horizontally when used as a liquid heater without affecting heat recovery or silencing characteristics. The heat recovery silencer shall provide sound attenuation equal to at least 28 dBA.
Extended Heating Surface: The finned tube design is a means of greatly increasing the surface in contact with the hot exhaust gases by attaching longitudinal fins directly to the water tubes. By doing this the tube’s ability to transfer heat is increased by 700 to 800 percent. A further advantage is that at low exhaust flow conditions the efficiency of the fins increases tending to offset the reduced heat transfer rate to the tubes. This gives much higher recovery at part load operation than is possible with plain tube construction.
All Maxim heat recovery equipment is designed and fabricated in compliance with Section VIII, Division I, ASME Code.
• Hospitals• Schools• Office buildings• Shopping centers• Offshore platforms• Oil & Gas production facilities• Industrial plants• Marine
Expansion: The tube bundle of the MFT is fixed at one end and free to slide on the other, thus minimizing thermal stresses.
LEGEND WATER HOT WATER OR STEAM & WATER MIXTURE
Exhaust outletExhaust inlet
Water inlet
Hot water orsteam & water outlet
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MFTNOMENCLATURE
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MFT 1010 14 3V 1P 165
2 3 4 5 6
Model designation
Nominal heating surface area (sq. ft.)
Nominal exhaust inlet/outlet diameter (in.)
Type and orientation of water and exhaust inlet/outlet Number of passes
Design pressure 165 psi
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MFT-1010-14-3V-1P-165D*-SGS**
A unit for a nominal 1010 sq. ft. heating surface - 14" inlet and outlet exhaust connections - type 3 vertical orientation - one pass unit - 165 psig - with a diverter valve (internal or external) - for sewage gas service
*Add “D” if diverter valve is required**Add SGS for sewage gas service
MFTHORIZONTAL ARRANGEMENT DRAWING
MAXIM SILENCERS, INC. Rev. 12.01.08
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VERTICAL ARRANGEMENT DRAWING
MAXIM SILENCERS, INC. Rev. 12.01.08
MFTNOTES:
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