Heat Exchangers #6239818

These types of heat exchangers do not have any moving parts. They have fixed plates that are alternately arranged and are separate from each other.

Both the gases and fluids flow separately in these alternate plates and the transfer of heat takes place between them. The flow can be counter flow, parallel flow or cross flow.

This heat exchanger consists of two sets of water tubes in the condenser shell. The superheated gas is forced into the shell where the transfer of heat to the water takes place through the tubes.

Heat from the hot condensate used in the kitchen, bathrooms or laundry system can be used for boiling water.Condensate is continuously formed when the release of heat takes place.

A heat exchanger placed in the condensate return can take the condensate heat for heating water.

This type of heat exchanger has an evaporator and a condenser separated by a plate. It has tubes running parallel and separated from each other. On the evaporator side the hot air transfers its energy to the liquid refrigerant and thus boiling it.

The vapor refrigerant now passes through the pipes to the condenser side. The opposite process takes place. The cold air now passes over the vapor refrigerant. The vapor refrigerant after transferring its energy turns to liquid and flows though the pipes to the evaporator side.

This type of heat exchanger generally uses parallel flow patterns. either application and can be installed in either position as supplied from the factory