Shell Tube Sea Water Condenser

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Shell Tube Sea Water Condenser Specification

Max Pressure
10 Bar

Number of Pipe
96

Temperature
Max 80C

Max. Capacity
250 kW

Thickness
8 mm (Shell)

Diameter
600 mm

Condition
New

Structure
Horizontal, Shell and Tube

Liquid Flow Rate
50 m3/h

Working Presssure
10 Bar

Weight
850 kg

Dimensions
Custom as per requirement

Test Pressure
13 Bar

Shell Material
Mild Steel, Carbon Steel with Epoxy Coating

Maintenance
Easy Access End Covers for Cleaning

Connection Type
Flanged

End Cover Material
Cast Iron or Carbon Steel

Corrosion Resistance
High, Suitable for Sea Water Use

Tube Length
2.5 meters

Tube Material
Copper/Nickel, Admiralty Brass, SS-316

Application
Sea Water Cooling, Marine Applications, Power Plant

Mounting Type
Floor Mounted

About Shell Tube Sea Water Condenser

Shell And Tube Sea Water Condenser that we are offering is designed for the air conditioning and refrigeration purposes. Basically, it is used for the condensation of refrigerant in cooling devices such as refrigeration plants, and also in the production of hot water in heat pumps. Owing to its cutting edge design and high build quality, this is widely demanded in the marketplace. This Shell And Tube Sea Water Condenser can be availed from us at a reasonable price.

Durable Construction for Demanding Environments

Engineered for resilience, this sea water condenser employs premium materials like SS-316, copper/nickel, and admiralty brass tubes. The shell is fabricated from mild or carbon steel and finished with epoxy for exceptional corrosion resistance. Its robust, horizontal design with thick 8 mm walls ensures a long operational life even when subjected to harsh marine and industrial conditions.

High Performance & Easy Maintenance

With a maximum capacity of 250 kW and the ability to handle flow rates up to 50 m/h, this condenser guarantees efficient heat exchange for large-scale cooling needs. Maintenance is streamlined thanks to removable end covers, providing quick access for tube cleaning and inspectionsa significant advantage in marine and power plant operations.

FAQs of Shell Tube Sea Water Condenser:

Q: How does the shell tube sea water condenser resist corrosion in marine environments?

A: The condenser utilizes corrosion-resistant materials such as copper/nickel, admiralty brass, or SS-316 for tubes, alongside an epoxy-coated shell made from mild or carbon steel. These features enable prolonged operation in salty sea water, safeguarding both performance and longevity.

Q: What processes are involved in maintaining this condenser, and how accessible are its components?

A: Maintenance is facilitated by easy-access end covers crafted from cast iron or carbon steel. These can be readily removed, offering direct access to the tubes for periodic cleaning or inspection, ensuring the system remains efficient and reliable.

Q: When should this condenser be chosen over alternative cooling solutions?

A: This condenser excels in scenarios demanding high corrosion resistance and robust performance, such as marine cooling, sea water applications, and power plants where sea water is used as a primary cooling medium.

Q: Where can this condenser be installed, and what are the mounting options?

A: It is designed for floor-mounted installations, making it suitable for ship engine rooms, industrial facilities, and coastal power plants where stability and accessibility are important.

Q: What are the principal benefits of using this shell tube sea water condenser?

A: The primary benefits include high durability in corrosive sea water, ease of maintenance through accessible end covers, customizable dimensions, and reliable performance at up to 250 kW and 10 bar working pressure.

Q: How is the condensers safety and operating pressure ensured?

A: The condenser is rigorously tested at 13 bar pressure, exceeding its maximum working pressure of 10 bar, to ensure robust sealing and operational safety even under challenging conditions.

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