Heat Exchanger
A heat exchanger is a framework used to move heat between at least two liquids. Heat exchangers are utilized in both cooling and warming processes. The liquids might be isolated by a strong divider to forestall blending or they might be in direct contact. They are generally utilized in space warming, refrigeration, cooling, power stations, synthetic plants, petrochemical plants, oil treatment facilities, flammable gas handling, and sewage treatment. The exemplary case of a heat exchanger is found in an inside burning motor in which a circling liquid known as motor coolant moves through radiator loops and wind currents past the curls, which cools the coolant and warms the approaching air. Another model is the warmth sink, which is an inactive heat exchanger that moves the warmth produced by an electronic or a mechanical gadget to a liquid medium, frequently air or a fluid coolant.
Sorts of Heat Exchangers
- Shell and cylinder heat exchangers
- Twofold line heat exchangers
- Plate heat exchangers
- Condensers, evaporators, and boilers