Does anyone have the Alfa Laval model specifications?
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I recently came into contact with a plate heat exchanger, but I don’t understand the meaning of the markings on its nameplate. The specific model is M10BWREX – what do these letters and numbers mean? ? What does the first M stand for? What does 10 represent? What does B stand for? What does W stand for? Dear powerful netizens, please help!
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M10 represents the model caliber, B indicates that the plate has shallow corrugations, W stands for semi-welded, and REX denotes the frame model.
M10 denotes an interface pipe diameter of 4\" (DN100); B represents the corrugation pressing depth grade of the plate (with a corresponding depth of 2.5 mm); W indicates that the heat exchanger type is semi-welded.