Heat Exchanger Tubes

We design and manufacture products based on the project sent by our customers or according to customer requirements. Calculations, designs and projections according to customer demand and in accordance with ASME Code Section VIII Div 1 and 2 (American Society Mechanical Engineers), API 661, API 650 (American Petroleum Institute), TEMA (Tubular Exchanger Manufacturers Association), AD-MERKBLAATTER, CODAT, DIN, EN 13445, PED 2014/68 / AB and TSE. The most common processes in the Oil & Gas, Petrochemical & Chemical, Food & Beverages and Heavy & Light Industry require a significant number of equipment to exchange heat or to storage different fluids or components. The fluid can be either liquid or gas, and one of each flows into the tube and the other flow out of the tube is used to boil, condense or cooling the fluid.

IT IS THE MOST WIDELY USED HEAT EXCHANGER IN INDUSTRIAL FACILITIES SUCH AS IRON AND STEEL, PETROLEUM, PETROCHEMICAL, GAS, POWER PLANTS, FOOD, PHARMACEUTICALS, LEATHER, TEXTILES, AIR CONDITIONING, SHIPS AND MARITIME SECTORS THE HEAT EXCHANGERS USED IN THE INDUSTRIES CAN BE USED IN ALL SECTORS WHERE THERE IS A SECOND ALTERNATIVE ENERGY REQUIREMENT FROM AN ALTERNATIVE ENERGY WHILE ONE FLUID RUNS THROUGH THE TUBES, OTHER FLUID FLOWS OUTSIDE THE TUBES BUT INSIDE THE SHELL AS PARALLEL OR ACROSS THE TUBES. SO, HEAT IS TRANSFERRED OVER TUBE SURFACES. IT CAN BE PRODUCED AS COPPER TUBE, BAFON TUBE(CU-NI), STAINLESS STEEL AND STEEL.

Different applications require different designs for an optimal fit, so we provide Shell & Tube heat exchangers in single tube design with plain, low and high fin tubes and also with compact fin bundles. The plain tube design is most suitable if media have similar heat transfer properties, where the compact fin design means the best possible performance if there is a substantial difference in heat transfer rate, for example when exchanging heat between oil and water. The low and high fin single tube solution is between the previous two designs in order to further optimize on flow, pressure drop and velocities of media.

Tubes wound into a spiral shape Coaxial heat exchangers consist of two or more pipe coils, which are routed into one another and wound up in a spiral shape. The primary medium runs in countercurrent to the secondary medium. Fast temperature exchange This countercurrent design achieves a very rapid temperature transition with high efficiency between the liquids. Due to the spiral shape, the rapid temperature exchange between the liquids is achieved in a very small space. No cleaning or maintenance required Another advantage is the encapsulation of both liquids from environmental influences. There is practically no cleaning or maintenance effort due to pollution from the environment. The coaxial heat exchanger also does not require any seals that require maintenance. Condenser or evaporator function Coaxial heat exchangers can be used for both condenser and evaporator functions.