Heat Exchangers

Devices called heat exchangers make it possible to transfer heat between two fluids with differing temperatures. They are made up of a series of tubes or plates that are made to maximise heat transfer. Heat transfer without fluid mixing is made possible by the separate channels in which hot and cold fluids circulate. Several industries, including HVAC, power generating, chemical processing, and refrigeration, use heat exchangers. They are essential for raising energy efficiency, regulating temperatures, and reclaiming waste heat. Heat exchangers of many sorts, each with unique benefits and uses, including shell-and-tube, plate-and-frame, and finned-tube exchangers.