Heat Exchangers

Used to transfer heat from one medium to another, plate heat exchangers achieve a high efficient heat transfer by spreading the medians across a series of plates, increasing the heat transfer surface area. Plate heat exchangers can be manufactured to suit project specifications.

The plate heat exchanger consists of a frame, which includes a head, follower, column, carrying bar, guiding bar, and a number of clamping bolts. In between head and follower, a varying number of pressed plates are clamped together.

Each plate is supplied with a gasket so that the plates form a closed system of parallel flow channels, through which the medias flow alternatively at every second interval.

Used to transfer heat from one median to another, plate heat exchangers achieve a high efficient heat transfer by spreading the medians across a series of plates, increasing the heat transfer surface area. Plate heat exchangers can be manufactured to suit project specifications.

Brazed plate heat exchanger consists of:

A number of thin, acid-resistant plates, precision stamped and assembled as a unit, each alternate plate being rotated 180°. The plate pack, assembled with two end plates and connections, is vacuum brazed at extremely high temperatures providing a permanently sealed heat exchanger.

The final result is a strong and compact plate heat exchanger with extremely high heat transmissions. The high heat transmission comes from the main pattern which is designed to create a turbulence flow. The strong turbulence prevents or minimizes blockages in the heat exchanger.