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Tube in Tube Heat Exchangers

Our range of Corrugated Tube Heat Exchangers use corrugated Tubes to enhance heat transfer. Two types of heat exchanger are available. The mono-tube design has a single tube within a tube and the multi-tube design has a number of tubes inside a shell.

Each design has variants for either industrial or hygienic applications.

The construction can be either all welded or with removable tubes for ease of maintenance.

Advantages:

  • Higher thermal efficiency due to corrugated tubes
  • Easy to clean
  • Low maintenance

Materials:

  • Product side in AISI 316, AISI 316L, Duplex steels
  • Service side in AISI 304
  • Other materials available on request

Options:

  • Stainless steel frame
  • Thermal insulation

 

 

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Tube in Tube Heat Exchangers

Tube in Tube Heat Exchangers

Tube in Tube Heat Exchangers

Features

The mono-tube design comprises a single corrugated tube within a tube. The process fluid flows through the inner corrugated tube with the service fluid in the annular space between the inner and outer tube. 

Applications:

The mono-tube design is ideal for processing high viscous fluids and fluids containing large particulates or fibres up to 50 mm in diameter.

  • The mono-tube design is ideal for processing fluids containing large particulates or fibres up to 50 mm in diameter.
  • Sewage sludge heating
  • Effluent water cooling
  • Heating & cooling of sauces, purees & pulps
  • Laundry & dye-house effluent heat recovery
  • Milk, cream and juice heating
  • High temperature & pressure applications

Features

The multi-tube design consists of a number of corrugated tubes within a shell. The process fluid flows through the inner corrugated tubes with the service fluid in the shell. 

 

Applications:

The multi-tube design is ideal for heating applications using steam, fluids containing fibres or small particles and slurries. Typical applications include:

  • Steam heating of water & CIP solutions
  • Water to water heat recovery
  • Fluid heating using thermal oil
  • High temperature sterilisation of milk, juices etc.
  • Exhaust gas cooling
  • High temperature & pressure applications

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