Heat Exchanger for Corrosive Fluids Archives

Graphite Block Heat Exchangers

Introduction Graphite block heat exchangers is a device used to transfer heat between two fluids, typically when one or both are highly corrosive. Instead of using metal (which corrodes easily in acidic conditions), these heat exchangers use impervious graphite blocks—a material known for its exceptional corrosion resistance and high thermal conductivity. The blocks are precision-drilled […]

Sea Water Heat Exchangers

Introduction Sea water heat exchanger is a critical piece of equipment designed to facilitate the transfer of heat between a working fluid (like oil, engine coolant, or industrial process fluid) and sea water. In coastal industries, ships, and offshore platforms, the availability of sea water provides a natural and abundant source of cooling, eliminating the […]

Acid-Resistant Heat Exchangers

Introduction Acid-Resistant Heat Exchangers is a specialized device designed to transfer heat between two fluids while withstanding exposure to highly corrosive acids and aggressive chemicals. These heat exchangers are essential in industries where strong acids such as sulfuric acid, hydrochloric acid, nitric acid, or hydrofluoric acid are present. Traditional heat exchangers made from standard materials […]