Does plate heat exchanger not have a non-condensable gas outlet? How to remove non-condensable gas?
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Does plate heat exchanger not have a non-condensable gas outlet? How to remove non-condensable gas?
Plate heat exchangers have no dead spaces, so there is no need to remove non-condensable gases
Have seen exhaust ports installed on the inlet and outlet pipelines of plate heat exchangers
There are several types of plate heat exchangers; detachable plate heat exchanger units are generally not available, and they are suitable for applications with small amounts of non-condensable gas. It is necessary to check whether the components of the non-condensable gas are suitable and whether it is appropriate to discharge them through pipes; when the proportion of non-condensable gas is high, a fully welded heat exchanger should be used, and a gas-liquid separator can be installed at the condensate outlet. Or, provide a separate outlet for non-condensable gas.