Corrosion Resistant Single Circuit Shell Tube Heat Exchanger

Chiller Corrosion Resistant

Shell and Tube Heat Exchanger Oil Cooler

Oil Cooler Features (Introduction):

1, water-cooled oil cooler using water as a medium and oil for heat exchange, the advantage is better

cooling effect, to meet the relatively low oil temperature requirements (the oil temperature can be reduced

to about 40 ℃, the disadvantage is that there must be in the water Of the place to use.

2, air-cooled oil cooler using air as a medium and oil for heat exchange, the advantage is to air as a

cooling source, basically not limited to the use of places, and environmental protection, the disadvantage

is due to the impact of ambient temperature, the higher the temperature , The oil temperature can not be

reduced to the desired temperature (air cooling is generally difficult to reduce the oil temperature only

higher than the ambient temperature of 5 ~ 10 ℃).

Hydraulic systems and lubrication systems are an important part of each mechanical device. The hydraulic

system needs to maintain high pressure at work and produce a lot of heat, and the oil temperature rises

after a long period of time.

If there is no timely discharge of heat, will lead to the system of sealing components aging, damage, and

the viscosity of the oil with the oil temperature rise and low, the oil pressure is also less than the

requirements of the work.

To ensure safe and reliable operation of the unit. The oil temperature must be controlled within the

specified range. Lubrication system oil temperature rise Although the main reason and the hydraulic

system is different, but also need to control the oil temperature within the specified range.

CONDENSER SERIES SINGLE SYSTEM

CAPACITY: 110RT TO 200RT

WATER TO WATER HEAT EXCHANGER

CAPACITY: 100KW TO 400KW

  Pressure design: Normally the shell design pressure is 1.0MPa, tube design pressure is 1.5MPa, heat pump type tube design pressure is 2.4MPa. For other special requirements, please contact the technical department. 

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