InoxBey Plate Heat Exchanger

What type of InoxBey plate heat exchanger is best? Several factors can influence what type of plate heat exchanger offers the best fit for a specific duty. These can include type of media and refrigerant, design pressure, capacity needs, efficiency demands, serviceability requirements, and many more.

A plate exchanger consists of a series of parallel plates that are placed one above the other so as to allow the formation of a series of channels for fluids to flow between them.

InoxBey Introduction

Plate heat exchangers are one of the most common types of heat exchanger employed today; the other common type of heat exchanger is the shell and tube heat exchanger.The spiral heat exchanger is also used for industrial applications, but its use is minor compared to the other two types of heat exchanger.

Durable InoxBey Plate Heat Exchangers are suited for countless applications in a wide variety of industries. When you collaborate with us, you’ll speak directly with an Application Engineer who’ll guide you to the most effective solution for your needs.

The plate heat exchanger is just one method of transferring heat between two fluids, and are especially useful for heat transfer between two liquids. Examine the plate heat exchanger shown in Figure 1. The blue plates shown are the front and end covers that sandwich many corrugated metal plates together, which are sealed with rubber gaskets.

Gasketed plate-and-frame heat exchangers

Our wide range of InoxBey brand gasketed plate heat exchangers set new market standards for efficiency, reliability and serviceability.