platecoil heat exchange plate
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The platecoil heat exchanger plates are manufactured using a gasket-free fully welded process, and stainless steel as well as other corrosion-resistant alloy materials can be chosen depending on the process requirements. The platecoil is formed by laser welding two plates together, with the edges sealed by seam welding. The welded plates are pre-stressed to expand into uniform wavy or dimpled shapes. These ripples/dimples enable high turbulence of the fluid within the plate, thereby improving heat transfer efficiency and effectively reducing the formation of scale. Platecoil heat exchanger plates are designed, manufactured, and subjected to hydrostatic testing in accordance with American ASME or European PED-NORM standards.
A platecoil heat exchanger is a type of heat exchange device manufactured using a fully welded process, typically made from stainless steel or other corrosion-resistant materials. The two sheets are sealed together by laser welding and edge sewing; the welded sheets develop a wavy or dimpled structure, which helps to enhance fluid turbulence, improve heat transfer efficiency, and reduce scaling. These heat exchange plates comply with the design and manufacturing standards of ASME or EU PED-NORM, and hydrostatic tests are conducted to ensure quality. .