Problems with protective coatings on heat exchangers
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This post was last edited by sxf1028102800 on 2025-2-23 at 18:39. I have a question: I came across some information regarding the corrosion prevention of heat exchangers, and it states that heat exchangers coated with titanium nanoparticles have achieved good results in practical applications. I’m not quite sure whether the titanium nano-coating is applied inside the heat exchange tube bundle or on its outer surface How is it applied? Is it necessary to customize the heat exchanger again? Thanks, those who know please share
Either the tube side or the shell side works; there is no need to customize the heat exchanger again. Any type of coating falls under the category of anti-corrosion coatings. I have several devices running right now
If the flow rate of the medium is high or the pressure is high, could that cause the coating to peel off?