Recommend a reliable manufacturer of silicon carbide heat exchangers
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Hydrogen bromide absorption used to be cooled with glass shell-and-tube condensers, but security checks no longer allow this. I’m thinking of using silicon carbide material; could anyone recommend one?
This post was last edited by Anti-corrosion Machinery 0 on 2017-11-21 at 16:08. Our company specializes in the production of silicon carbide shell-and-tube heat exchangers
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In the past two years, due to safety monitoring requirements regarding glass heat exchangers, the PTFE heat exchangers we produce have been used to replace glass condensers in many chemical plants. Although their heat transfer efficiency is not as good as that of silicon carbide heat exchangers, they offer advantages in terms of price, corrosion resistance, and resistance to scaling! Feel free to contact us: 13854802951
I’ve heard many customers mention this; glass casings do have a limited tolerance for pressure, especially since there is a significant difference in performance between domestically produced glass and imported glass. Silicon carbide heat exchangers, when used in conjunction with corrosion-resistant housings, can withstand much higher pressures. If you haven’t resolved this issue yet, please contact me at 15050672115 to discuss it together
Hello, my company is a manufacturer that specializes in equipment made from materials such as fluorocarbon lining, plastic lining, and enamel
I am the actual drafter of the industry standards for silicon carbide tube heat exchangers, and I have developed silicon carbide block heat exchangers that are more resistant to high temperatures and pressures. If you are interested, please contact me via WeChat at 15949241382