Array type coiled tube heat exchangers, with their array-type coiled tube structural design, feature high heat exchange efficiency and a compact structure. They are suitable for multi-medium, high and low temperature industrial scenarios such as chemical syngas, low-temperature refrigeration, and natural gas liquefaction, and operate stably and reliably.

A shell and tube heat exchanger is an industrial device that transfers heat between two fluids through a bundle of tubes enclosed in a cylindrical shell. Key components include tubes, shell, tube sheets, and baffles. Hot fluid flows through the tubes (tube-side), while cold fluid circulates around the tubes (shell-side), exchanging heat across the tube walls. Common types include U-Tube and Fixed Tube Sheet designs, with materials like stainless steel, titanium, and carbon steel. Widely used in chemical, petroleum, food, and power industries, it offers high efficiency, durability, easy maintenance, and customization.

Shell and tube heat exchangers are commonly used industrial heat exchange devices, consisting of a shell, tube bundle, and tube sheet. The tube bundle is made of multiple metal tubes arranged in order. Cold and hot fluids flow through the tubes and the shell respectively, transferring heat through the tube walls.
With a stable structure, they adapt to high-pressure and high-temperature conditions, featuring stable heat transfer efficiency and easy maintenance. Widely used in chemical, petroleum, and power plant sectors, they meet heat transfer needs in industrial production.

The shell and tube heat exchanger is a core industrial heat exchange device, widely used in chemical, petroleum, food, pharmaceutical and other industries. Composed of shell, tube bundle and tube sheet, it includes types like floating head and U-tube, suitable for high-temperature, high-pressure and strong corrosion conditions. Made of 304/316L stainless steel or titanium alloy, it resists up to 800℃ and 10MPa. Optimized flow channels enhance efficiency, with modular structure for easy maintenance, aiding energy-saving scenarios like waste heat recovery.