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Do you know how to store plate heat exchangers and their heat exchange plate strips and other accessories?

2019-07-08View Original

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This post was last edited by qdruipute on 2019-7-8 16:09 Plate heat exchanger equipment is a commonly used industrial heat exchange equipment today. It is not a particularly delicate product, but there are requirements for how to store a piece of equipment. In addition, its accessories such as heat exchange plates and strips are consumables. Many factories will buy a lot of them as reserves, and there are opinions on how to reserve them. About storage conditions and methods of plate heat exchangers: 1. Store indoors at a temperature of 15~20℃ and a maximum humidity of 70%. 2. There are no ozone-generating equipment indoors, such as electrodes and welding equipment. Ozone will cause rubber to crack. It is strictly prohibited to use plate heat exchangers as negative electrodes for welding to prevent arc breakdown of the plates. 3. Organic solvents and acid solutions cannot be stored indoors, and thermal radiation and ultraviolet radiation should be avoided. 4. Empty the media in the device. 5. If stored for more than 6 months, the clamping size of the plate bundle should be relaxed to 1.1L, and then clamped to L when used. 6. The surface of the clamping bolt should be painted with good anti-rust paint. Storage conditions and methods of heat exchange plates and strips: 1. The room should be cool, dry, ventilated, dust-free, and avoid direct sunlight. 2. Temperature<40℃, humidity<80%, more than 1m away from the heat source. It needs to be thawed before being transported or stored at low temperature. 3. Gases or equipment that may produce ozone should be isolated. 4. Heavy pressure, shrinkage, compression or other deformation should be avoided. Do not hang with strings or wires. 5. It should not be in contact with acid, alkali oils and organic solvents, and should not be in contact with copper, manganese and other metals. 6. Avoid mixed storage of different types of rubber pads. 7. Resistant to insect bites and mildew.

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