Cleaning issues of plate heat exchangers
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I recently saw the disassembly and cleaning of plate heat exchangers on site, and I would like to ask how to ensure the precision when reinstalling them after such cleaning Thank you all.
Do not disrupt the order of the plates, especially in multi-process scenarios. Additionally, since the areas vary, the dimensions of the pressing plates also differ. There are positioning guides at both the top and bottom; just hang them there – it’s very simple
We also used to seek services from manufacturers.
Hire a professional cold exchange equipment cleaning company to do it.
You can clean it without disassembly, which will help avoid the problems that may arise later! If necessary, contact within the site
Make the appropriate markings before cleaning
Generally speaking, it’s best to hire professional personnel to do the work
We clean them all by ourselves; we disassemble and reassemble them without disturbing the order, paying attention to the front and back sides as well as the gaskets. We measure the compression size before disassembly, and then just press them firmly when reassembling. Our heat exchange area is relatively small, 110.
Plate heat exchangers generally have a clamping dimension. It is recommended that the poster have the manufacturer carry out the cleaning and installation; I’ve encountered many users whose units leaked after they tried to disassemble and reinstall them themselves