Heat Exchanger

Double Pipe Heat Exchanger is a type of heat exchanger consisting of two tubes nested inside each other. The inner and outer tubes are separated by an annular space, which is used to transfer heat between two fluids. The two fluids flow in opposite directions, one inside the inner tube and the other in the annular space surrounding it. Moreover, this heat exchanger is utilized in industrial applications where two fluids of different temperatures need to be cooled or heated efficiently. The design of double pipe heat exchangers allows for a compact size and ease of maintenance.

Shell And Tube Heat Exchanger is a type of heat exchanger that is widely used in industries for transferring heat between two fluid streams. The heat exchanger consists of a shell, which encases a bundle of tubes through which the fluids flow. The fluid that needs to be cooled or heated flows through the tubes, while the other fluid flows through the shell. The heat transfer occurs between the tube fluid and shell fluid across the tube walls. Shell And Tube Heat Exchanger is designed with various configurations, such as U-tube, straight-tube, and multi-pass. These configurations allow for different heat transfer rates and pressure drops.