Plate Heat Exchanger

Plate Heat Exchangers have a high heat transfer rate compared to other types of heat exchangers due to their large surface area. They are composed of a number of thin metal plates compressed together into a ‘plate pack’ by two pressure plates. Within a plate heat exchanger, the fluid paths alternate between plates allowing the two fluids to interact, but not mix, several times in a small area. Each plate is corrugated to increase the surface area and maximize heat transfer. Plate Heat Exchangers have a number of applications in the pharmaceutical, petrochemical, chemical, power, industrial dairy, and food & beverage industry.

lHigh thermal efficiency for effective heat transfer

lCompact design resulting in small quantities of materials used for heat transfer surfaces

lLow installation cost and maintenance costs

lEasy dismantling and easy, rapid cleaning

lHigh performance with low hold-up volume

lCompact modular design , Easy to install

lEconomical, low-capital investment

lHeavy duty

lHigh quality, long lifetime

uPlate Materials: Titanium, Stainless Steel,Alloy

uGasket Materials:

uOperating Temperatures:-20~177°C

uStandard:ASME,NB/T470004-2009

uConstruction: Gasketed Plate Heat Exchangers

uApplicable Medium: chemical, water, steam, oil, fuel, corrosive media

vMarine industry:

To be used in oil coolers, to cool the water in engine cooling circuits, for drinking water generators.

vNuclear power stations

To be used in the secondary cooling circuits.

vChemical industry

To be used to control process temperature, heating, cooling the chemical products, evaporators, condensers.

vFood industry

To be used in the manufacture of milk, butter, cheese, desserts, honey, yogurts, beer, ices, soft drinks, bottled water and sauces.