shell & tube heat exchangers Germany

... years experience and about 7,500 units have been supplied worldwide between 1965. BORSIG Process Heat Exchanger GmbH has developed two design types of quench coolers, reflecting the customer`s plant concept: 1. "Tunnelflow" transfer line exchangers (shell & tube design) 2. BORSIG "Linear" transfer line exchangers (double-pipe design)...

... extremely compact. Their ecological footprint can be as little as one-tenth that of a shell-and-tube heat exchanger or half that of a gasketed plate heat exchanger. Additionally, no gaskets or other support materials are required, meaning that 95% of the material is used for heat exchange. Thanks to the highly turbulent flow, even small temperature differences are utilized efficiently. If needed, inquire about CIP cleaning at Arimex PWT-Service GmbH.

...Universally applicable shell and tube heat exchangers in modular design. More than 200 staggered sizes in various materials form the basis for optimal and detailed selection of types. Our universally applicable shell and tube heat exchangers in modular design are primarily used for cooling liquids such as lubricating oil and hydraulic oil or water, as well as for heating using saturated steam. Cooling media can include water, water/glycol mixtures, or seawater. Thanks to a fundamental standardization, we can ensure short delivery times.

...Innovations for industry, trade, and private use to optimize economic efficiency and ecology Analysis of existing systems Calculation and design of individual solutions Manufacturing in HP0 certified companies according to European DGRL 97/23/EC, AD 2000 guidelines Shell and tube heat exchangers for process heat, CHP Double pipe heat exchangers for stoves Double pipe heat exchangers for agriculture Air coolers / heaters for drying and preheating...

...The shell and tube heat exchangers from N-thalpie GmbH are a commonly used type of heat exchanger employed in various industrial processes to transfer heat between two fluids. They consist of a bundle of tubes arranged within a shell. The operation of a shell and tube heat exchanger is based on the principle of direct heat exchange between the two fluids flowing through the tubes and the shell. One fluid flows through the tubes while the other fluid circulates around the shell.

... transfer efficiency and low fouling. The result... Compact units with small heat transfer areas compared to conventional shell-and-tube heat exchangers. Plate heat exchangers save both material and labor resources, thereby reducing upfront and future operating costs.

...In a circulation evaporator, the solution to be evaporated circulates in each stage over one or more heating elements, which are usually located outside the evaporator and are designed as shell-and-tube heat exchangers or plate heat exchangers. The circulation occurs either due to thermosiphon effect (natural circulation) or with external influence, i.e., circulation pumps or air circulation (forced circulation). To reduce steam costs, especially with large evaporation capacities, circulation evaporators are also designed in multiple stages.

...With our extensive expertise, which we have acquired over many years in the field of heat exchanger construction, we can offer you the optimal solution for many applications. The vast majority of the heat exchangers we market are shell-and-tube heat exchangers in the design of plate-type apparatus, but other designs are also available. Our heat exchangers can be used in a variety of cooling processes. For example, in engine test benches, for cooling special gases such as helium, hydrogen, or nitrogen, in wood gasification or compressed air processes, and in the area of thermal afterburning.

Calculation, design, and manufacturing of shell-and-tube heat exchangers and piping components for CHP systems, mini-CHP systems, micro-CHP systems, power generators, and other industrial applications.

... heat exchangers using heat-curing epoxy resin coating systems. In the early 1970s, the boiler coating sector nearly came to a standstill due to the first major construction crisis after the war. In search of compensation opportunities, the idea for a pore-free coating of the shell side of bundle heat exchangers emerged, which was secured by two patents. Normally, a heat exchanger is first...

... (stainless steel tanks, stainless steel basins, cubic tanks, etc.), mixing vessels (fermenters, mixing tanks, reactors), heat exchangers (tube heat exchangers, shell and tube heat exchangers), piping construction, electrical and pneumatic controls, as well as all necessary work in the field of metal construction (platforms, walkways, stainless steel railings, stairs, etc.). For specific...