Copper Brazed Heat Exchanger SUS304/SUS316L

Jiema Copper Brazed Heat Exchanger, the upgrade of dismantled Plate Type Heat Exchanger, consists of a pair of end plates and several V-shape corrugated plates. The intersectant angle of each pair of adjacent plates forms a complex lattice of channels and plentiful contact points. By applying vacuum brazing, the brazing material melts down and forms alloy with substrates, which results in high structural strength and also high heat transfer efficiency of the exchanger.

Product Features of Brazed Aluminium Heat Exchanger

◎ Extremely compact size, easy to install

◎ Low weight, only account for 20~30% of the shell and tube heat exchanger

◎ Durable, can withstand high temperature and high pressure

◎ Low fouling factor, high level of turbulence reducing

the fouling factor and the frequency of cleaning

◎ High heat transfer efficiency and less water consumption

Main Application of Our Micro Plate Heat Exchangers

◎ Heat pump unit

◎ Chillers

◎ Waste heat recovery

◎ Cooling and heating of oils

◎ Cooling and heating of compressed gas

◎ Boiler/Steam

◎ Refrigeration

◎ Heating and cooling of high-purity water in areas like medical care, food, electronics and so on.

◎ Other industrial application

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Бидний тухай

◎10 years experience in Micro Plate Heat Exchanger and pressure vessel

◎2 production bases in Guangzhou and Hubei

◎5 Export markets including Asia,Mideast,Africa,South America,America

◎Strong technician team of 5 senior engineers who have over 15 years experience in Brazed Aluminium Heat Exchanger

FAQ

1. Can Brazed Aluminium Heat Exchanger be replaced?

Our Brazed Aluminium Heat Exchanger, aka Copper Brazed Heat Exchanger can be replaced as the whole unit.

2. Do Micro Plate Heat Exchangers use electricity?

Technically, Micro Plate Heat Exchangers need no electricity at all. Fluids flow naturally into the exchanger and exchange heat spontaneously. However, there might also be cases when a pump is required in order to forcibly let in the working fluid if any low pressure.