Non-metallic graphene composite heat exchanger

2019-11-08View Original

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This post was last edited by B0SS on 18:05, 2019-11-8. Features of non-metallic graphene composite heat exchangers: A) High corrosion resistance; B) High overall heat transfer coefficient (similar to metals); C) Smooth surface that does not scale (no need for subsequent maintenance); D) Light weight; E) Low cost (about 20% lower than traditional materials); F) Long service life (3–5 times longer compared to metal materials). Friends who are interested can communicate with me in this post. :)

Reply #22019-11-13

What is the graphene content? How many grams are in 1 ton?

Reply #32021-11-30

Has that industry adopted it? Under what material conditions is it used?

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