Plate Heat Exchanger Basics
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Date: 2023-11-17
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Comments and reviews: 5
Gray
I used to clean these on my previous job, all it takes is a rough bristle brush, water and a lot of strength since some of the build up are quite hard to get rid of, limescale if I remember correctly, though most dirt are just like moss build up. The rubber gaskets are applied with rugby when necessary
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I used to clean these on my previous job, all it takes is a rough bristle brush, water and a lot of strength since some of the build up are quite hard to get rid of, limescale if I remember correctly, though most dirt are just like moss build up. The rubber gaskets are applied with rugby when necessary
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Timothy
Applications requiring up to 20 tons will use a brazed plate heat exchanger. Also the riffles on the plates are designed to force a scouring action and minimize mineral deposits from water.
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Applications requiring up to 20 tons will use a brazed plate heat exchanger. Also the riffles on the plates are designed to force a scouring action and minimize mineral deposits from water.
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Graeme
These are common on a lot of offshore equipment. Good video showing how the internal fluids pass through it, as you won't see this if you look at a real one.
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These are common on a lot of offshore equipment. Good video showing how the internal fluids pass through it, as you won't see this if you look at a real one.
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Abnerlin
I have heat exchangers at work and ihv been here for 4 years. This video still gave me more info than the 4 years of experience. Lol
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I have heat exchangers at work and ihv been here for 4 years. This video still gave me more info than the 4 years of experience. Lol
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Anmol
I've joined generating station recently and i was wondering how the heat exchanger was working. Thanks for the video.
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I've joined generating station recently and i was wondering how the heat exchanger was working. Thanks for the video.
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