Product Description

M15B M15M Hight Theta Heat Exchanger Plate With Gasket For Optimal Cooling

Heat Exchanger Plates

Heat exchanger plates are integral components within plate heat exchangers, designed to transfer heat between fluids. Typically crafted from metal, these plates are arranged to optimize heat exchange while keeping the fluids separate.

The demand for heat exchanger plates arises from the need to transfer heat between fluids efficiently without mixing them. This is critical in various industrial, commercial, and residential scenarios where heat transfer is vital for processes like heating, cooling, and thermal energy recovery.

The key benefits of using heat exchanger plates for heat transfer include:

1. Enhanced Heat Transfer Efficiency: Heat exchanger plates are engineered to maximize surface area for efficient and rapid thermal exchange between fluids.

2. Compact Design: Plate heat exchangers with heat exchanger plates offer a space-efficient solution for heat transfer compared to traditional shell-and-tube heat exchangers.

3. Versatility: Heat exchanger plates can be configured in different patterns and designs to accommodate various fluid types, flow rates, and temperature differences, making them adaptable for a wide range of applications.

4. Energy Efficiency: By facilitating efficient heat transfer, heat exchanger plates contribute to energy savings and improved process efficiency in heating and cooling systems.

Products are mainly suitable for ACCESSEN/GEA (Kelvion)/ APV/ Sondex/ Tranter/ Hisaka/ API/ Funke/ Vicarb/ Mueller/ SWEP/ Fischer/ AGC/ Thermalwave/ ITT/ LHE/ DHP, etc.

Applacations

Plate heat exchanger plate thickness configuration

• AISI 304 is usually 0.4 or 0.5 mm thickness
• AISI 316 is always 0.5 and 0.6 mm
• 254 SMO (high alloy) typically 0.6 mm
• Titanium plates are always 0.5 and 0.6 mm
• Some have thicker plates (for high pressure applications)
• Some PHEs have 0.4 mm (low pressure operation)
• Hastelloy C-276 (nickel alloy) typically 0.6 mm

Production Process:

• Raw material preparation: Premium-grade stainless steel plates are meticulously chosen for their outstanding corrosion resistance and thermal conductivity. The thickness of the plates is precisely determined in accordance with product specifications and design parameters.

• Cutting and leveling: Advanced machine tools are employed to accurately cut the stainless steel plates, ensuring adherence to design specifications. Following cutting, a leveling treatment is administered to achieve a smooth and uniform surface.

• Stamping: The leveled plates undergo hydraulic press stamping to impart specific herringbone patterns. This process enhances turbulence coefficient, facilitating efficient heat transfer. Stringent control measures are implemented to prevent plate deformation or damage during stamping.

• Surface treatment: Various surface treatment methods such as polishing, sandblasting, or coating are applied to the plates to augment corrosion resistance and heat transfer performance. The selection of treatment method is contingent upon specific requirements.

• Assembly and inspection: The plates are meticulously assembled in accordance with design specifications, resulting in the formation of either a detachable plate heat exchanger with rubber gasket seals or a fully welded plate heat exchanger utilizing argon arc welding. Precise fitting and absence of gaps are meticulously ensured during assembly. Subsequently, a rigorous performance pressure test is conducted post-assembly, and a comprehensive factory report is issued to validate compliance with stringent quality standards.

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