Can the overpressure deformation of spiral plate heat exchangers be repaired?
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A spiral plate heat exchanger in a certain facility has suffered overpressure-induced deformation, and repair is now being considered. We are seeking guidance from technicians with experience in such repairs!
It’s necessary to identify where the damage is; some parts can be repaired while others cannot. You can try contacting me
It’s necessary to identify where the damage is; some parts can be repaired while others cannot. You can try contacting me at 13093022738
It’s basically impossible to repair it. If someone upstairs says it can be fixed, then that would indeed be amazing. The original poster already mentioned that the deformation was caused by overpressure, and the interior of the heat exchanger has been severely damaged. How is it possible to repair such damage? Spiral plates are usually only 4 mm thick, with an outer layer of 10–12 mm thickness. Having worked with spiral plates for many years, I’ve never heard of a case where deformation caused by overpressure could be repaired
The compressed component deforms due to excessive pressure, and the device is essentially ruined