Heat Exchanger

Product Details:

The plate heat exchanger consists of a pack of corrugated metal plates with portholes for the passage of the two fluids between which heat transfer will take place.The plate pack is assembled between a fix frame plate and a movable pressure plate and compressed by tightening bolts.

The plates are fitted with a gasket which seals the inter plate channel and directs the fluids into alternate channels. The number of plates is determined by the flow rate, physical properties of the fluids, pressure drop and temperature program. The plate corrugations promote fluid turbulence and support the plates against differential pressure.The plate and the pressure plate are suspended from an upper carrying bar and located by a lower guiding bar, both of which are fixed to a support column.
Connections are located in the frame plate or, if either or both fluids make more than a single pass within the unit, in the frame and pressure plates.

Product Details:

Brazed plate heat exchangers are extremely compact – a result of high heat transfer coefficients, small hold-up volumes and the use of thin materials.
The stainless steel plates are brazed into a package without the use of gaskets, with copper serving as the brazing material.Operating costs are reduced by the heat exchangers’ high thermal efficiency, while the rectangular shape and front positioned connections make for easy installation.
Resistant to heat, pressure, vibration, and above all corrosion, brazed heat ex changers are perfect in utilities such as heating water with steam.

Product Details:

FrontLine is a top-of-the-line series of plate heat exchangers. Able to meet the highest demands onhygienic control, it features a superior and flexible design that allows easy handling and modification.

Among the main applications for FrontLine are dairy pasteurization, yoghurt cooling, UHT treatment and work with heat-sensitive products. FrontLine frames can be supplied in stainless steel and silver- coated versions , and the Clip plates are available in alternative materials for challenging food-processing tasks. In most cases their Clip plates can be cleaned via CIP(cleaning-in-place), using the same flow as in the process itself.