Heat Exchangers

In most of the Engineering Applications, a medium (air/gas, oil/fluid) needs to be heated or cooled. This requirement is economically accomplished by a Shell and Tube Heat Exchanger. We are prominent Shell & Tube Heat Exchangers Manufacturers, Exporters and Suppliers that are widely used in petroleum refineries, fossil-fuel and nuclear power plants, gas turbines, heating and air conditioning, plastic processing, die casting machines, hydraulic power packs, refrigeration, chemical industry, textile mills, evaporation and drying system, food and dairy industry. Selection of material depends on the purpose for which the Shell & Tube Heat Exchanger has to be installed.

Why Our Shell & Tube Heat Exchangers?

• Leakage Testing / Pressure testing are repeated to assure no wastage occurs
• High dimensional accuracy
• Robust construction
• High performance
• Durable

Air Cooled Heat Exchangers consist of a shell and finned tubes assembly. Fins are used to increase the effective surface area of heat exchanger tubing. Finned tubes are used when the heat transfer coefficient on the outside of the tubes is appreciably lower than that on the inside; as in heat transfer from a liquid to a gas, vapor to a gas, such as steam to air heat exchanger, thermic fluid to air heat exchanger. When an extended surface is needed on only one fluid side (such as in a gas to liquid exchanger) or when the operating pressure needs to be contained on one fluid side, Air Cooled Heat Exchangers may be selected. Air Cooled Heat Exchangers are manufactured using high grade carbon steel, stainless steel, copper, brass and aluminum. Our Air Cooled Heat Exchangers are designed to meet the specific duty condition, temperature and pressure of the fluids.

Applications of Air Cooled Heat Exchangers :

• Steam air heater / steam radiator
• Thermic fluid air heater / thermic fluid radiator
• Hot water air heater / hot water radiator
• Air heater for fluid bed dryers
• Air heater for spray dryers
• Air heater for flash dryers.

Plate Heat Exchanger (PHE) falls into three groups such as gasketed, fully welded and brazed. The basic Plate Heat Exchangers consist of a series of thin, corrugated plates that are gasketed or welded together (or any combination of these) depending on the liquids passing through and on whether it is practical to be able to subsequently separate the plates, for whatever reason. The plates are then compressed together in a rigid frame to create an arrangement of parallel flow channels. One fluid travels in the odd numbered channels and the other in the even numbered Channels. Our Plate Heat Exchanger is highly demanded equipment and is used extensively in many industries.

Attributes :

• Tough construction
• Highly durable
• Cost effective
• Low maintenance