Ethylene glycol plate heat exchanger

2021-06-02View Original

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The heat exchange medium is ethylene glycol. What material should be used for the plates and gaskets – EPDM or fluororubber? Please provide some guidance. Thank you!

Reply #22021-06-02

Ethylene glycol doesn’t cause much corrosion; 304 material is sufficient, and fluororubber will work as well

Reply #32021-06-03

The plates can be made of ordinary 304 stainless steel, while gaskets should have resistance to swelling; it is recommended to use ethylene propylene diene monomer rubber

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