Issues regarding the plates of plate heat exchangers
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I would like to ask whether the plates of the plate heat exchanger are made of composite materials Are there titanium-nickel composite plates? What is the thinnest possible thickness? Or can a layer of titanium be plated on top of nickel? Coming right up!
I’ve never heard of using composite panels; their lifespan might be short
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Under what conditions are you using it? Is it gas-to-liquid heat exchange? Seawater Freon? Titanium plate nickel welding; no titanium plating on nickel seen
I’ve never seen any that fit the plate; in my opinion it’s unnecessary, as the pressure difference in plate heat exchangers is low and the heat exchange plates themselves are already quite thin. The purpose of using composite panels is to save on investment, with the base layer providing load-bearing capacity and the coating offering corrosion resistance. But plate heat exchangers are different, right? Also, composite panels are usually fused under high pressure; it’s not possible to make them that thin, right?
The feasibility isn’t high, right? If it could be made, the price would likely be higher than that of nickel or titanium
The thickness of the titanium plates used in heat exchangers is 0.5mm and 0.6mm
The price of nickel is higher than that of titanium, right? It’s sufficient to use titanium plates directly