Plate (Tube) Shell Heat Exchanger

The official page explains that the plate is the core heat-transfer component of the plate-shell heat exchanger. THT lists plate structures including chocolate-shaped ripple, horizontal ripple, oblique ripple, and herringbone ripple forms. Plates are formed through one-piece pressing and then edge-cut by laser for consistent dimensions. After each single plate tube and plate bundle is welded, an air-tightness test of 0.6-0.7MPa is performed. The page states that part of the shell-type equipment can withstand 6.0MPa operating pressure and has been used in nuclear power, military, and other major equipment projects.

Petrochemical
Energy
Chemical Processing
Power Generation

Key Advantages

Multiple plate corrugation structures for different operating conditions.
One-piece plate pressing and laser edge cutting improve dimensional consistency.
Each welded plate tube and plate bundle receives air-tightness testing.
Part of the shell equipment can withstand 6.0MPa operating pressure.

Technical Specifications

Plate FormsChocolate-shaped ripple, horizontal ripple, oblique ripple, herringbone ripple
Air-Tightness Test0.6-0.7MPa after welding
Operating PressureSome shell-type equipment can withstand 6.0MPa

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