Silicon Carbide Shell and Tube Type Heat Exchanger for Industrial

Hexoloy Shell & Tube Exchangers, FAQ

May 05, 2020 · A:The shell-and-tube heat exchanger is the type used in almost all industrial applications. SiC-based heat exchangers are commonly used by the chemical industry, for example, in the processing of sulfuric acid. This type of heat exchanger is popular because of its simplicity (as it has no moving parts), its inherent strength (as it is cylindrical), its ability to handle pressures greater than

Hexoloy Shell & Tube Exchangers, FAQs Saint-Gobain

A:The shell-and-tube heat exchanger is the type used in almost all industrial applications. SiC-based heat exchangers are commonly used by the chemical industry, for example, in the processing of sulfuric acid. This type of heat exchanger is popular because of its simplicity (as it has no moving parts), its inherent strength (as it is cylindrical), its ability to handle pressures greater than 30 bar and temperatures higher than 260º C, as well as easy servicing, especially when tube MERSEN Silicon carbide shell and tube heat exchangersSilicon carbide shell and tube heat exchangers consist in a bundle of silicon carbide tubes inside a shell. One fluid runs through the tubes and another fluid flows over the tubes (through the shell). The heat is transferred by conduction through the silicon carbide tube

Silicon Carbide Heat Exchangers - GAB Neumann

Our silicon carbide shell and tube heat exchangers are mostly used for condensation and cooling applications. Our SiC shell and tube can afford corrosive and oxidizing fluids both on process and service sides. The headers and the shell can be manufactured in glass lined steel, PTFE lined steel, or glass as well as in carbon or stainless steel on a non-corrosive side. Silicon carbide shell and tube heat exchangersCORRESIC ® Silicon carbide shell and tube heat exchangers are adapted to the cooling, condensation, heating, evaporation and absorption of highly corrosive chemicals. Silicon carbide shell and tube heat exchangers consist in a bundle of silicon carbide tubes inside a shell. One fluid runs through the tubes and another fluid flows over the tubes (through the shell).