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FRP Heat Exchangers

FRP heat exchangers transfer heat between process fluids using FRP materials to resist corrosion and fouling. Common types include shell-and-tube, coil-in-tank, or plate-and-frame made with FRP shells, tubes, or corrugated panels. They are especially beneficial for corrosive or non-volatile fluids.

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Key Features

  • Corrosion-Resistant Construction: FRP is immune to acids, alkalis, and brines that would quickly corrode metal exchangers
  • Efficient Heat Transfer: Fiberglass shells and FRP tubes can be designed for high heat duty
  • Low Thermal Conductivity: Provides inherent insulation, reducing heat loss

Benefits

  • Consistent Performance: Resist fouling and chemical attack, maintaining efficiency over years
  • Lightweight & Non-Leaky: Lower weight than steel; epoxy joints ensure no leaks between shell and tubes

Applications

  • Chemical Plants: Preheating or cooling corrosive process streams
  • Power & Utilities: Condensers or reboilers in corrosive service
  • Desalination & Water Treatment: Brine coolers, evaporator condensers

Technical Specifications

  • Flow Arrangement: Shell–tube, coil, or plate configurations; all made from FRP
  • Materials: FRP shell with either FRP or metal (lined) tubes
  • Heat Duty: Varies based on design; tailored to customer process requirements
  • Standards: Built to API 661 (for FRP coolers) or other custom industrial codes

Unique Selling Points

  • Long-Term Reliability: Can operate years in harsh chemical service without degradation
  • Low Maintenance: No rusting, easier cleaning than metal exchangers