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Product Name: | Seawater Coil Heat Exchanger | Materials: | Seamless TA1 Titanium Tube |
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Medium: | Fresh Water, Seawater, Saltwater ... | Specific Use: | Heating And Cooling |
Refrigerant: | R22, R134A, R407C, R410A ... | Is - Customized: | Yes |
Package: | Carton |
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The typical configuration of these seawater heat exchangers includes an external cylindrical container, called shell, inside which are contained one or more coils, realized by different spiral wound tubes, that may be concentric or aligned along the same axis, connected each other in series or parallel.
From the thermal standpoint, compared to shell and tube heat exchangers, the particular configuration of seawater coil heat exchangers not allow to achieve the same performance. The reason for this is rather simple: in practice the heat exchanger also serve as thermal storage. Indeed, the shell may contain volumes much bigger than the amount of fluid contained in the coil, as a result there is always a part of shell side fluid which remains stationary in the heat exchanger, preventing the convective motions. However, an appropriate design and the adoption of particular heat exchange configuration, like inserting more coils and forcing the fluid to perform obligated pass through the shell, allow to obtain efficiencies not very far from those of the shell and tube heat exchangers.
The real advantage of this technology are:
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Product Name: | Seawater Coil Heat Exchanger | Materials: | Seamless TA1 Titanium Tube |
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Medium: | Fresh Water, Seawater, Saltwater ... | Specific Use: | Heating And Cooling |
Refrigerant: | R22, R134A, R407C, R410A ... | Is - Customized: | Yes |
Package: | Carton |
Short Description
|
The typical configuration of these seawater heat exchangers includes an external cylindrical container, called shell, inside which are contained one or more coils, realized by different spiral wound tubes, that may be concentric or aligned along the same axis, connected each other in series or parallel.
From the thermal standpoint, compared to shell and tube heat exchangers, the particular configuration of seawater coil heat exchangers not allow to achieve the same performance. The reason for this is rather simple: in practice the heat exchanger also serve as thermal storage. Indeed, the shell may contain volumes much bigger than the amount of fluid contained in the coil, as a result there is always a part of shell side fluid which remains stationary in the heat exchanger, preventing the convective motions. However, an appropriate design and the adoption of particular heat exchange configuration, like inserting more coils and forcing the fluid to perform obligated pass through the shell, allow to obtain efficiencies not very far from those of the shell and tube heat exchangers.
The real advantage of this technology are:
Features:
Application:
How to order :
Packaging & Delivery :
Competitive Advantages:
RAQ: