Basic question: How are heat exchangers generally classified based on the materials used?
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How are heat exchangers generally classified based on the materials used?
Carbon steel heat exchangers, stainless steel, duplex steel, and titanium heat exchangers are generally referred to in this way.
Carbon steel heat exchangers, stainless steel, duplex steel, non-ferrous metals, etc
They can be divided into metal material heat exchangers and non-metal material heat exchangers.
They are divided into metal material heat exchangers: heat exchangers manufactured from metal materials. Due to the high thermal conductivity of metal materials, such heat exchangers have high heat transfer efficiency. Non-metallic material heat exchangers: Heat exchangers manufactured from non-metallic materials. Commonly used materials include graphite, glass, plastic, ceramics, etc. Due to the low thermal conductivity of non-metallic materials, the heat transfer efficiency of such heat exchangers is low. It is commonly used with corrosive fluids.
Carbon steel heat exchangers, stainless steel heat exchangers, duplex steel heat exchangers, titanium heat exchangers, non-metallic heat exchangers, etc