Has anyone used a ‘gas–gas, heat pipe heat exchanger’?

2017-05-01View Original

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Has anyone used a ‘gas–gas, heat pipe heat exchanger’? How is it working? I want to apply it to flue gas recovery, with a temperature of 90 to 100 degrees Celsius

Reply #22017-05-02

Add QQ 2508736771 for further discussion. Manufacturer

Reply #32017-05-12

In gas-to-gas heat exchange, aren’t plate types more advantageous?

Reply #42017-05-22

We have designed and manufactured several gas-to-gas heat pipe exchangers; I’m not sure what the original poster is asking

Reply #52017-05-22

You can consult Nanjing Zhongsheng; they specialize in heat pipe exchangers. Recommended.

Reply #62017-05-24

Our device is also in use at the moment, and the temperature there is a bit higher than yours, around 250-300. Sulfur recovery unit

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