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Used Shell And Tube Heat Exchangers in Michigan, USA

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    Standard Xchange BCF 503006024005

    Standard Xchange BCF 503006024005

    • Manufacturer: ITT

    Shell Inlet/Outlet: 2″ Tube Inlet/Outlet: 1.50″ Shell Diameter: 6″ Tube Length: 24″ Number of Tube Passes: 4 Never Used. Standard Xchange Brass Heat Exchanger HE2078

    $1,200 USD
    Sparta, MI
  • Standard Xchange Standard Xchange SN503005014005

    Standard Xchange Standard Xchange SN503005014005

    • Manufacturer: ITT

    “NEW” TUBE & SHELL HEAT EXCHANGER 150PSI @ 300 6.5'X12" MULTIPLE IN STOCK VARIOUS SIZES

    $7,995 USD
    Brighton, MI
  • Residential Single-Wall

    Residential Single-Wall

      Heat Exchanger-Single-Wall 1½” O.D. glass coated (Ultonium® Glass Lining with Microban®) carbon steel coil. The coil has a heat transfer area of 14.2 sq. ft. and a stored water volume of 2.7 Gal. Maximum supply t...

      Niles, MI
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    Overview

    Heat exchangers are devices designed to transfer heat between two or more fluids without mixing them. They are widely used in various industries such as HVAC, power generation, chemical processing, and automotive to efficiently manage heat transfer processes. Common types include shell and tube, plate, and air-cooled heat exchangers.

    FAQ

    What factors should I consider when purchasing a heat exchanger?

    Consider the type of fluids involved, the required heat transfer rate, operating temperatures and pressures, and the specific application. It's also important to look at the material compatibility and maintenance requirements.

    How can I ensure my heat exchanger is shipped safely?

    Use a reputable shipping service experienced in handling industrial equipment. Ensure the heat exchanger is properly packed, secured, and protected against damage during transit.

    What maintenance is required for a heat exchanger?

    Regular maintenance includes inspecting for leaks, cleaning to remove fouling, checking for corrosion, and ensuring all connections and seals are intact. Follow the manufacturer’s recommendations for detailed maintenance procedures.