Anti-Corrosion Heat Exchanger

They are especially important in industries that use corrosive fluids, as they help protect the heat exchangers from damage and extend their service life. There are a variety of materials used for anti-corrosion in heat exchangers including stainless steel, titanium, cupro-nickel, and Hastelloy. The selection of the material depends on the application and the environment in which the heat exchanger will be used.

Chemical industry

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Due to the corrosiveness of chemicals, anti-corrosion heat exchangers are needed to ensure the safety and stability of chemical production.

Petroleum and natural gas industry

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Corrosive substances are generated in the processing of petroleum and natural gas. The use of anti-corrosion heat exchangers can effectively reduce equipment losses and extend service life.

Anti-corrosion heat exchangers are mainly applied in the following fields:

In summary, heat exchangers play an important role in the air compressor industry, and can be used for cooling compressed air, waste heat recovery, dehumidification, and drying, providing important support for the normal operation of machines and the improvement of production 

Food and pharmaceutical industry

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Due to the high requirements for product purity and hygiene in the food and pharmaceutical industry, anti-corrosion heat exchangers are required to prevent product contamination and ensure product quality.

Wastewater treatment industry

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Wastewater contains a large amount of corrosive substances. The use of anti-corrosion heat exchangers can reduce equipment corrosion and losses, improve equipment service life, and ensure product quality and sanitation.