Spiral Plate Heat Exchanger
This is actually a family of heat exchangers based on the basic Type A spiral core. A variety of spiral heat exchangers can be created by adding or taking away weld-seams and head arrangements. This versatility makes the spiral attractive to many services and applications.
Example of an actual spiral heat Exchanger.
Applications
Slurries:
Paper & Pulp
Digester Heaters for Waste Treatment
Textile and Laundry Plants
PVC Production
High Temperature & Low Temperature:
Exhaust Coolers
High Temp Gas-to-Gas, (up to 1650°F)
Liquid Nitrogen & other Cryogenics
High Viscous:
Distillation Columns Bottom Coolers
Fatty Acid Coolers
Resin/Plastic Feed Heaters (20,000 Cp)
High Efficiency & Close Approach:
Heat Recovery and Cogeneration
Bottoms to Feed Interchangers
Partial & Knockback Condensers
Vacuum Service
Thermosiphon Reboilers
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