Plate Condenser
A plate condenser uses corrugated plate channels to condense vapor into liquid by transferring heat to cooling water, chilled water, glycol, air-assisted loops, or another coolant. The compact plate surface supports fast thermal response and high heat-transfer efficiency in evaporation systems, refrigeration systems, solvent recovery, chemical processes, power auxiliaries, marine service, and food or pharmaceutical utilities.
Product Details
Condensation duty
The exchanger should be sized around vapor composition, condensation curve, non-condensable gas, cooling medium temperature, pressure drop, and condensate drainage.
Configuration choice
Clean water vapor may use a gasketed arrangement, while refrigerants, solvents, corrosive vapor, or higher pressure may require semi-welded, welded, or plate-shell designs.
Key Advantages
Technical Specifications
| Function | Vapor condensation and heat recovery |
|---|---|
| Materials | Stainless steel, titanium, duplex stainless steel, and corrosion-resistant alloys |
| Configuration | Gasketed, semi-welded, fully welded, or plate-shell designs by service |
| Cooling media | Cooling water, chilled water, glycol, seawater, or process coolant by duty |
| Condensing side | Plate channels configured for vapor distribution and condensate drainage |
| Typical applications | Evaporation systems, ammonia refrigeration, solvent recovery, chemical condensers, marine service, food and pharmaceutical utilities |
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