Non-pressure sintered silicon carbide block-type heat exchanger
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As silicon carbide tubular heat exchangers are increasingly used in chemical production, many chemical projects involving corrosive environments choose silicon carbide heat exchangers from the initial design stage. To address the challenges of various operating conditions, silicon carbide block-type heat exchangers that are more resistant to high temperatures and high pressures have also become options available for selection. Here I will briefly describe the performance of the new product. All fellow users are welcome to discuss and ask questions, so as to grow together.
What is the difference from a graphite heat exchanger?
It can withstand high pressures of up to 1.6 MPa, as well as acids such as hydrofluoric acid, nitric acid, and hydrobromic acid—acids or organic solvents that graphite cannot tolerate