This Taco Shell & Tube Heat Exchanger, model G8406S, is a versatile and efficient heat transfer device designed for various applications. With a nominal shell diameter of 8 inches, it offers ample space for optimal heat exchange. The heat exchanger features 4 tube passes, ensuring maximum contact between the steam and liquid mediums. Its tube bundle length measures 36 inches, providing an extended surface area for enhanced heat transfer efficiency. The tubes are made of Cu/Ni 90/10 material with a diameter of 3/4 inches and a wall thickness of .049 inches. These tubes are constructed using SB111-706 specifications with 18-gauge thickness, guaranteeing durability and longevity. This particular model is designed to facilitate steam to liquid heat transfer, making it suitable for various industrial processes. The connections on this heat exchanger are threaded, allowing for easy installation and maintenance. The tube plate is made of steel, ensuring strength and resistance to corrosion. Additionally, the separators within this heat exchanger are also made of steel, further enhancing its durability and performance. With a working pressure rating of 150 psi, this Taco Shell & Tube Heat Exchanger is capable of handling demanding industrial applications with ease.
Taco Shell & Tube Heat Exchangers Overview
Taco Shell & Tube Heat Exchangers are equipment used in HVAC systems and various industrial applications for the purpose of transferring heat between two fluids. These exchangers are composed of a large outer shell and an inner tube bundle. The arrangement allows one fluid to flow through the tubes while a second fluid circulates outside the tubes but within the shell. As they pass each other, heat exchange occurs, with the fluid inside the tubes either gaining or losing heat from the fluid in the shell. Taco Shell & Tube Heat Exchangers are noted for their durable construction, effectiveness in heat transfer, and ease of maintenance, including the straightforward process of replacing the tube bundle.
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