heat excgangers
Heat exchangers and box coolers are widely used in shipyards, covering engines, HVAC, hydraulic systems, power generation equipment, seawater desalination, refrigeration, exhaust gas treatment, ballast water treatment, fire protection systems and laboratory equipment to ensure the normal operation of various systems on board.
Engine Cooling
Main and auxiliary engines: used to cool diesel engines, gas turbines, etc. to ensure their normal operation.
Lubricating oil cooling: keep the engine lubricating oil at a suitable temperature to prevent overheating.
HVAC
Cabin air conditioning: regulates the temperature and humidity of the crew and passenger living areas.
Ventilation system: cools or heats the air to ensure air circulation in the cabin.
Hydraulic system cooling
Hydraulic oil cooling: prevents the hydraulic system from failing due to excessive oil temperature.
Generator cooling
Generator cooling: ensures the generator operates at the appropriate temperature to avoid overheating.
Desalination system
Heat exchange: used for evaporation and condensation processes in desalination equipment.
Exhaust gas treatment
Exhaust gas cooling: cool exhaust gas before discharge to reduce pollution.
Ballast water treatment
Thermal disinfection: treat ballast water by heating to prevent the spread of harmful organisms.
Firefighting system
Fire water cooling: cool the circulating water in the firefighting system to ensure the reliability of the system.
Refrigeration system
Cargo refrigeration: maintain the temperature of the refrigerated compartment to ensure the freshness of the cargo.
Food refrigeration: used for food storage for crew and passengers.
Laboratory and equipment cooling
Experimental equipment cooling: used for cooling experimental equipment on scientific research ships.
Precision instrument cooling: ensure that precision instruments work at a constant temperature.
