Gasketed Plate And Frame Heat Exchanger
Gasketed Plate And Frame Heat Exchanger
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  • Gasketed Plate And Frame Heat Exchanger
  • Gasketed Plate And Frame Heat Exchanger

Gasketed Plate And Frame Heat Exchanger


Parallel plate heat exchanger is pressed and shaped by stainless steel plate, which has four runner holes on it, a zigzag corrugated shape pressed in the middle and a sealing groove pressed around it. The surface of the heat exchange plate is pressed into a corrugated or grooved shape to increase the rigidity of the plate, increase the turbulence of the fluid, and improve the heat transfer efficiency. The materials are mostly stainless steel, copper, aluminum, aluminum alloy, titanium, nickel, etc. The corner holes at the corners of the board play the role of connecting channels.

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Parallel plate heat exchanger is pressed and shaped by stainless steel plate, which has four runner holes on it, a zigzag corrugated shape pressed in the middle and a sealing groove pressed around it. The surface of the heat exchange plate is pressed into a corrugated or grooved shape to increase the rigidity of the plate, increase the turbulence of the fluid, and improve the heat transfer efficiency. The materials are mostly stainless steel, copper, aluminum, aluminum alloy, titanium, nickel, etc. The corner holes at the corners of the board play the role of connecting channels.

 

Structural Diagram of a Detachable Plate Heat Exchanger
 Structural Diagram of a Detachable Plate Heat Exchanger
 
Method for Designating Plate Heat Exchanger Models
 Method for Designating Plate Heat Exchanger Models
 
Key Features
  • High heat transfer coefficient 
    The corrugations on the plates induce turbulence even at low Reynolds numbers, resulting in a heat transfer coefficient that is 3 to 5 times higher than that of shell-and-tube heat exchangers, with values reaching up to 7,000 W/(m²·K).
  • Small footprint 
    It features a compact structure; compared with shell-and-tube heat exchangers, its heat transfer area per unit volume is 2 to 5 times greater. When performing the same heat exchange task, its footprint is approximately 10% to 20% of that of a shell-and-tube design.
  • Lightweight 
    The plate thickness is only 0.5–0.8 mm, and for the same heat‑transfer duty, its weight is approximately 20% of that of a shell-and-tube design.
  • Small terminal temperature difference 
    For “water–water” heat exchange, the minimum approach temperature can reach 1°C.
  • Low fouling factor 
    The fluid exhibits vigorous turbulence, making it difficult for impurities to settle; the dead zones between plates are minimal; and the stainless-steel heat-transfer surfaces are smooth, resulting in reduced fouling.
  • Heat exchange between multiple media 
    Heat exchange among three or more media can be achieved using intermediate baffles, and this configuration is widely employed in dairy processing.
  • Easy to clean 
    After removing the clamping bolts, the plate pack can be loosened, and the plates can be removed for mechanical cleaning, making maintenance extremely convenient.

Plate material

Material

Material Code

Thickness

Applicable occasions

Stainless steel

304, 304L, 316, 316L

0.5~0.8   mm

In environments with severe corrosion from acidic or alkaline media, conditions containing chloride ions are not suitable.

Industrial-grade pure titanium

Ti

0.5~0.8   mm

Alkali production, salt production, seawater, low-temperature, refrigeration, and environments subject to chloride-ion corrosion

Nickel

Ni

0.5~0.8   mm

Corrosion-resistant; resistant to corrosion by concentrated hot alkaline solutions; resistant to neutral and mildly acidic solutions.

Hastelloy

Hastelloy

0.5–0.8   mm

Concentrated sulfuric acid, hydrochloric acid, phosphoric acid

Special steel

SMO254,20Cr,18Ni

0.5~0.8   mm

Dilute sulfuric acid, dilute aqueous solutions of salts, inorganic aqueous solutions

 

 
Sealant gasket material

Material

Material Code

Applicable temperature: ℃

Applicable occasions

Nitrile rubber

N

-20~100

Hot air, water, nonpolar oils, mineral oil, lubricating oil, silicone oil, etc.

Ethylene propylene diene monomer rubber

E

-50~150

Water vapor, polar aqueous substances, alcohols, weak acids, weak bases, oxidizing agents, and the like.

Fluororubber

F

0~180

Strong acids, alkalis, mineral oils, halogenated hydrocarbons, etc.

Silicone rubber

Q

-65~230

Food, pharmaceuticals, and other industries

Neoprene

C

-40~100

Ammonia, mineral oil, lubricants, Freon, and others

 
Design and selection based on parameters: Please provide the following parameters whenever possible, so we can offer you a more precise calculation and selection.

Heat exchange amount

kW or kcal/h

Hot side

Cold side

Media Name

 

Media Name

 

Traffic

m³/h

Traffic

m³/h

Inlet temperature

°C

Inlet temperature

°C

Outlet temperature

°C

Outlet temperature

°C

Work stress

Mpa

Work stress

Mpa

Allowable pressure drop

Mpa

Allowable pressure drop

Mpa

 
Replacement of Existing Equipment Selection: Please measure the dimensions of your existing equipment as shown in the figure below, so that our team can recommend an appropriate model.
 Reference for Dimensional Measurement When Replacing Existing Plate Heat Exchangers

Keywords:

Heat exchanger

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