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1 SAFEKINEX project Delft University of Technology Julianalaan BL Delft The Netherlands Tel: Fax:
2 Acknowledgements To all partners for their essential contribution Special thanks to: Prof. John Griffiths Prof. Martin Braithwaite Dr Battin-Leclerc Dr Kai Holtappels and Dr Volkmar Schröder
3 Accidents in process industry
4 Can an explosion be avoided? Explosion Indices Explosion sensitivity: Explosion severity: LEL, UEL (FL), LOC, MIE, AIT, CFT, MIT, MESG, LFP, UFP (flash points), ignition delay time (AIT), induction time (CFT) selfheating (smouldering) temp P max, (dp/dt) max, K st, K g, flame speed, burning velocity (laminar, turbulent), pressure pulse Both engineering and chemical factors play a role in these explosion indices
5 Effects of running conditions on explosion sensitivity indices Indices related to the explosion sensitivity Lower explosion lim it (LEL) Upper explosion limit (UEL) Lower flash point (LFP) Upper flash point (UFP) Minimum auto-ignition temperature (AIT) Minimum ignition energy (MIE) Maximum experimental safe gap (MESG) Limiting oxygen concentration (LOC) Effect of increased pressure Decreases slightly Effect of increased temperature Decreases Effect of increased turbulence Increases Increases Increases Decreases Increases not applicable Increases Increases not applicable Increases Decreases not applicable Increases Decreases Decreases Increases Decreases Decreases Decreases Decreases Decreases Increases
6 Effects of running conditions on explosion severity indices Explosion severity term Flame speed (S f ) Effect of increased pressure Effect of increased temperature Increases Effect of increased turbulence May slightly Increases strongly decrease or increase P max Increases linearly Decreases May slightly increase (dp/dt) max Increases linearly Can increase Increases strongly or decrease K-value: (K G Increases linearly Can increase Increases strongly or K St ) or decrease Conclusion: All explosion indices are affected by changes in pressure, temperature, turbulence, etc.
7 Effect of pressure, temperature, and fuel concentration on Flammability Limits
8 Flammability limits (FL) are affected by 1) Temperature 2) Pressure 3) Fuel type and concentration 4) Oxidiser type and concentration 5) Size of vessel and dimension 6) Ignition type and strength 7) Direction of flame propagation 8) Turbulence 9) Impurities 10) Catalytic material 11) Ignition criterion 12) Cool flame phenomena (at elevated conditions)
9 Importance of reaction kinetic knowledge
10 GENERAL COMBUSTON KINETICS For any hydrocarbon at stiochiometric concentration C x H y O z + (x+y/4-z/2)o 2 xco 2 + y/2h 2 O The general oxidation scheme shows only the overall reaction and contains absolutely no information about the intermediate species and the oxidation mechanism Therefore 1) The oxidation path and intermediate products are unknown 2) Reaction time is unknown The oxidation reactions can be divided into three mechanisms namely: initiation, propagation and termination We have experts in the audience on this subject
11 General oxidation scheme with respect to temperature branching 2 OH H 2 O 2 RH HO 2 + alkene O-heterocycle + OH Oxygenated products INTERMEDIATE TEMP C-H split + O 2 H + alkene R + O 2 RO 2 QOOH OOQHO 2 + O 2 C-C split + radical or RH products branching O + OH Lower alkane and alkene ROOH RO Oxygenated products branching x OH + products HIGH TEMPERATURE LOW TEMPERATURE
12 WHAT IS THE PROPER WAY FORWARD? SAFETY SAFEKINEX KINETICS BAM, INERIS, WUT, UK, BASF, TUW, TUD CNRS, VUB, UL, TUD Constrain: Gas phase kinetics (no heterogeneous reactions) next
13 SAFEKINEX work overview C1-C3 C4-C10 aromats SAFETY (gas phase) Explosion modelling E x p e r i m e n t s CVB: LEL UEL P max (dp/dt) max MIE CVB,RCM, ST: IDT AIT CFT ISC KINETICS (gas phase) Validation / Reduction Detailed kinetic modelling C1-C3 C4-C10 aromats Data base + Prediction of explosion indices Reactive flow Comp.Fluid Dynamics Flow Explosion Tests Industrial Applications Process safety Engineering Process control CVB = Constant Volume Bomb; RCM = Rapid Compression Machine LEL = Lower Explosion Limit ; UEL Upper Explosion Limit IDT = Induction Time; AIT = Auto-Ignition Temperature;
DETAILED PROJECT PLAN
Proposal No. EVG1-2001-00098 SAFEKINEX 1 PROGRAMME ENERGY, ENVIRONMENT AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT Call identifier: EESD-ESD-3 (JO 2000/C 324/09) Project No. EVG1-2001-00098 - SAFEKINEX DETAILED PROJECT
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