Shell and plate heat exchanger Schmidt® SIGMASHELL
liquid/liquidgas/gasgas/liquid

shell and plate heat exchanger
shell and plate heat exchanger
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Characteristics

Type
shell and plate
Fluid
liquid/liquid, gas/liquid, gas/gas
Material
stainless steel, titanium, nickel
Other characteristics
custom, compact, high-performance, corrosion-resistant, high-temperature, water cooler, water-cooled, sanitary, gas cooler, low-pressure, condensation, for corrosive fluids, seawater resistant, high-pressure
Applications
for refrigeration, industrial, for the food industry, for viscous products, for the chemical industry, for swimming pool, for wastewater, exhaust gas heat recovery, desalination, for the pharmaceutical industry, for the petrochemical industry, for heat pump, for hydraulic systems, for the plastics industry, for marine applications, for the food and beverage industry, vaporization, for water treatment, for the paper industry
Operating pressure

Min.: 0 bar
(0 psi)

Max.: 150 bar
(2,175.57 psi)

Temperature

Min.: -200 °C
(-328 °F)

Max.: 550 °C
(1,022 °F)

Description

Sealless and with a heat transfer surface area up to 700 m2, our SIGMASHELL laser-welded plate and shell heat exchangers are ideal for thermal treatment of liquid, vapor, and gas. SIGMASHELL is applicable in all industrial sectors, including chemical and petrochemicals, pharmaceuticals, renewable energies, bio energy, power generation, pulp and paper, steel mills, and coking plants. Operational limits. Viscosities up to 8,000 mPas Features. Available in all current plate materials Shell construction: all-welded or accessible to one or two sides Multi-pass possible for shell and plate side Calculations can be done for counter-current flow, co-current, and cross flow Fishbone corrugation for high and low heat transfer characteristics

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