The environmentally friendly heat exchanger produced by our company is a kind of high-efficiency heat exchanger. It consists of a series of metal plates with a certain corrugated shape, forming a thin rectangular channel between the plates. In practice, if one or both of the low-noise heat exchanger fluids flow through the unit several times, they are connected to frame plates and pressure plates. Plate heat exchangers are designed to optimize heat transfer because the corrugated plates provide by far the largest surface area through which heat can be transferred from one gas or liquid to another. The operationally flexible heat exchanger also features a flexible design that is easy to repair and maintain.

Heat exchanger specifications:

Material SS316 plate (food grade; ISO 2852 standard) NBR/EPDM/fluoro/silicone rubber gaskets, SS304/SS316/SS304L/SS316L/carbon steel frame.

Structural dimensions: customized

Applications

Plate heat exchangers play a vital role in heating beverages by transferring heat from a hot fluid to a colder fluid without bringing them into direct contact. In the beverage industry, plate heat exchangers are commonly used to pasteurize, sterilize and heat a variety of liquids such as milk, juice, beer, wine, soft drinks and more.

The operating principle of a plate heat exchanger is based on the flow of two fluids on either side of a series of thin metal plates. The hot fluid flows through one set of plates, while the cooler fluid flows through the other set of plates. Heat from the hot fluid is transferred through the plates to the cooler fluid, resulting in the cooler fluid being heated.

Plate heat exchangers offer several advantages over traditional heating methods. They are efficient, compact and easy to clean. They also allow for precise temperature control and reduce the risk of contamination because the fluids are not in direct contact with each other.

We are committed to providing our customers with practical products that are convenient and energy efficient.

If you have any questions or more detailed information about the operation of flexible heat exchangers, please feel free to contact us!

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