
ADVANTAGES OF PLATE HEAT EXCHANGER:
2024-10-18
1. Heat transfer precision – improved temperature approach, true counter-current flow, 80-90% less hold-up volume.
2. Low cost – low capital investment, installation costs, limited maintenance and operating costs.
3. Greatest reliability – less fouling, stress, wear, and corrosion.
4. Responsible – least energy consumption for most process effect, reduced cleaning.
5. Easy to expand capacity – adjustable plates on existing frames.
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Advancing Energy Efficiency with Removable Plate Heat Exchangers
2025-02-28
At Walson, we are committed to delivering high-performance and energy-efficient heat transfer solutions. Our Removable Plate Heat Exchangers (PHEs) are designed to optimize thermal efficiency while offering easy maintenance, flexibility, and durability across various industries, including HVAC, food processing, chemical, pharmaceutical, and power generation.
Key Features & Benefits:
✔ Superior Heat Transfer Efficiency – High turbulence and optimized plate design enhance heat exchange rates.
✔ Compact & Space-Saving Design – Ideal for facilities with limited installation space.
✔ Easy Maintenance & Cleaning – Removable plates allow for quick disassembly and inspection.
✔ Versatile Applications – Suitable for liquid-to-liquid and liquid-to-gas heat transfer processes.
Our engineering team is dedicated to developing customized solutions that align with specific industrial requirements. By integrating advanced thermal engineering techniques, we ensure our products contribute to sustainable energy savings and enhanced operational efficiency.
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DISADVANTAGES OF PLATE HEAT EXCHANGERS:
2024-10-18
1. Poor sealing would case leakage occurrence which will be a replacement hassle.
2. Limited pressure use, generally not more than 1.5MPa.
3. Limited operating temperature due to temperature resistance of the gasket material.
4. Small flow path, and not suited for gas-to-gas heat exchange or steam condensation.
5. High blockage occurrence especially with suspended solids in fluids.
6. The flow resistance is larger than the shell and tube.
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