Heat Exchanger Manufacturers, Suppliers, Exporters in India, Pune, Kolkata, Orissa, Jharkhand, Bangalore, Chennai, Telangana

Our shell and tube heat exchangers are used in many comfort and industry applications for heating and cooling fluids. They consist of a shell with traditional plain tubes or enhanced surface tubes for high thermal performance. The fluids can be liquids or gases, one of which flows inside the tubes while the other flows outside the tubes within the shell. There are single-phase or two-phase heat exchangers, and the latter is used to either boil or condense fluids.

The plant have a capacity to manufacture the radiators with fin width of 226mm, 300 mm & 520mm having a pitch of 50 MM. Length of fins varies from 400 to 4000 MM in steps of 100 MM & assemblies of 2 to 30 fins, as per customer’s requirements.

The intercoolers (Charge Air Coolers) are designed to reduce fuel consumption while increasing the engine power and efficiency. The intercooler’s task is to reduce the temperature of the inlet gas and thus densify the air required which optimises the combustion. The intercooler lowers the temperature of the inlet gas from 130° C to 60° C, removes the negative effects of the turbo and increases the power by around 20%.

An aftercooler is a mechanical heat exchanger designed to remove the heat-of-compression from a compressed air stream and to condition the air so it can be used in air-operated equipment.

These Cooling Towers are primarily supplied in Fibreglass Reinforced Polyester (FRP). Structural design for operational load and wind pressure of 30 psf. is taken into consideration. Details provided on request for quote.

We are among the reputed organizations, highly engaged in manufacturing and supplying an optimum quality range of AHU Coils.

Specifications:

Available in various sizes as per clients' requirements
Widely used in industrial water cooling systems

A hot fluid is pumped through the bundle in a straight line from one end of the outer casing to the other.

To determine the number of tubes in this tube bundle, simply count the tubes manually.

This configuration is often popular because it involves lower installation costs.

How do you Clean Tube Bundles?

Tube bundles are easy to clean.

To clean tube bundles, you must remove them from inside the heat exchanger system.

You then clean the inside and exterior surface using suitable fluids before returning them back the device.

Cleaning of the tube bundles is possible if done chemically.

You can flash the chemical cleaning agent at high pressures directly into the inner walls of the tube bundles.

It removes any residues which could have stuck to the component.

Following this, you rinse the tubes very well so that it is clean before operation reconvenes.

In the event that there are leftover residues, the damage can be destructive to the material of construction as well as potentially contaminate the fluid/product.

Similarly, you can clean the insides of the tube bundles mechanically.

Condensate chambers, also known as seal pots and condensate drip pots, are welded pressure vessels that allow instruments and valves to be attached in line with routed tubing to allow for line sampling, elimination of fluid, and other processes. They are used to protect sensitive metering systems and devices by trapping and holding condensate and foreign material that may accumulate in gaseous service lines.