DN150 Carbon Steel Plate Heat Exchanger Frame with stainless steel collar

A Plate Heat Exchanger (PHE) is an advanced and highly efficient heat transfer device designed for industrial and commercial applications. It consists of multiple corrugated metal plates that form alternating channels for hot and cold fluids to pass through, enabling rapid and efficient heat exchange. Due to its compact size, excellent heat transfer performance, and ease of maintenance, it is widely used across industries such as HVAC, chemical processing, food & beverage, power generation, marine, and pharmaceuticals.

Key Features & Advantages

High Efficiency & Performance

• Up to 90% heat transfer efficiency, significantly reducing energy consumption.

• Corrugated plate design increases turbulence, enhancing heat exchange rates.

Space-Saving & Lightweight

• Compact design reduces installation footprint compared to shell-and-tube exchangers.

• Lightweight construction allows for easy installation and handling.

Easy Maintenance & Cleaning

• Detachable plates allow for easy cleaning, inspection, and gasket replacement.

• Less fouling & clogging due to high turbulence, reducing downtime.

Customizable Design

• Wide selection of plate and gasket materials to suit different working conditions.

• Flexible configurations available, including gasketed, brazed, and welded PHEs.

Durable & Long-Lasting

• Corrosion-resistant materials such as stainless steel, titanium, and Hastelloy ensure long service life.

• Designed to withstand high pressure and temperature in industrial environments.

Types of Plate Heat Exchangers

Technical Specifications

Working Principle

The Plate Heat Exchanger operates by allowing two separate fluids to flow through alternating channels between the plates. The hot fluid transfers heat to the cold fluid through the thin metal plates, without any direct contact between the two liquids. The high turbulence created by the corrugated plates enhances heat transfer efficiency while minimizing fouling and scaling.

Heat Transfer Process:

1. Hot and cold fluids enter through separate inlet ports.

2. Fluids flow through alternating narrow channels between the plates.

3. Heat is transferred through the metal plates from the hot fluid to the cold fluid.

4. Fluids exit through separate outlet ports, maintaining efficient thermal separation.

Installation & Maintenance

Installation Guidelines:

• Ensure proper alignment of plates and gaskets during assembly.

• Install on a stable, vibration-free surface to prevent damage.

• Use correct inlet/outlet piping to maintain optimal fluid distribution.

• Regularly check pressure and temperature settings to avoid overloading.

Maintenance Tips:

• Periodically inspect and replace gaskets if worn or damaged.

• Clean plates regularly using CIP (Clean-in-Place) methods to prevent fouling.

• Check for any leaks or pressure drops, which may indicate a need for servicing.

• Store spare gaskets and plates for quick replacements when needed.

Industry Applications

Why Choose Our Plate Heat Exchangers?

✔ Premium Quality Materials – High-grade stainless steel, titanium, and Hastelloy available.

✔ Custom-Built Solutions – Designed to match your process requirements.

✔ Energy-Efficient Design – Optimized plate patterns maximize heat transfer efficiency.

✔ Global Standards Compliance – CE, ASME, ISO 9001 certified for industrial use.

✔ Expert Technical Support – Dedicated assistance for installation and troubleshooting.

Ordering & Procurement Information

How to Order:

To provide the best solution for your needs, please share the following details when placing an inquiry:

1. Fluid Types – What hot and cold fluids will be used?

2. Temperature Range – Inlet & outlet temperatures for both fluids.

3. Flow Rate – Required flow rates (m³/h or gpm).

4. Operating Pressure – Maximum working pressure.

5. Material Preferences – Preferred plate and gasket materials.

6. Application Industry – HVAC, food processing, power plants, etc.

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