Heat Exchangers

What is Heat Exchanger

Alfa lava heat exchanger is a thermo mechanical system that helps to transfer heat from one medium to another. Alfa Laval heat exchanger have Low maintenance cost as these heat exchangers faces less fouling, stress and corrosion.

How Heat Exchanger Work

heat exchanger that makes use of an arrangement of metallic plates to transfer heat between two fluids. This technique of heat exchange is much better compared to that of a conventional heat exchanger. It is so because in this technique the fluids are exposed to a significantly greater area as they get spread over the metal plates.

Most Common application

• Quenching oil cooling
• Roll cooling in hot and cold rolling mills
• Hydraulic press machine cooling
• Transformer oil cooling
• Induction furnace cooling
• HF welder cooling
• Plastic molding cooling
• Oil separator
• Acid- Sulphuric, Nitric and any other
• Refrigeration- Ammonia Condenser, Cold Storage , Ice plant etc
• Chemical Cooling/Heating
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Certification Available

Service of Plate Heat Exchanger

Spare Part Available

Extending your equipment’s lifetime

Your business is thriving; the orders are coming in and you’re constantly busy. That is, until one day your equipment fails and production grinds to a halt. You can avoid this by regularly servicing your equipment, which will help it run smoothly and last longer.

Cleaning-in-Place systems

When it comes to heat exchangers, there's no question that keeping them clean is paramount to ensuring they run smoothly and efficiently. In fact, one of the main advantages of using a Heat Exchanger is that they're relatively easy to clean - even when the system is in operation.

Cleaning chemicals

Chemicals used in the cleaning of heat exchangers must be compatible with the materials from which the unit is fabricated. Care must also be exercised to avoid damage to gaskets and other seals. Aggressive or caustic agents should never be used for cleaning these units. In most cases, a solvent such as trichloroethylene can be used to clean the internal surfaces of the exchanging plates.

Other chemicals

Chemicals are often required to service plate heat exchangers. The most common of these is chlorine, which can be used to remove scale and other deposits from the plates. There are other chemicals that can be used for this purpose, and each has its own benefits and drawbacks.