Combustion furnace waste heat recovery, temperature resistance 450 ℃, pressure resistance 10000pa gas plate heat exchanger

The high-temperature and high-pressure gas plate heat exchanger in the waste heat recovery system of the combustion furnace is a specially designed equipment for recovering heat energy from high-temperature exhaust gas. This type of heat exchanger needs to operate stably in a high temperature of 450 ℃ and a high pressure environment of 10000Pa, and is suitable for various industrial applications such as petrochemical, steel, and power generation industries. The following is a detailed description of its working principle, main components, advantages, and applicable scenarios.

operational principle
The gas plate heat exchanger utilizes the heat of high-temperature exhaust gas to transfer heat to the cold air through stainless steel heat transfer plates, thereby preheating the cold air and improving the energy efficiency of the system. The specific process is as follows:

High temperature exhaust gas inflow: High temperature exhaust gas enters the heat exchanger through the inlet.
Heat transfer: High temperature exhaust gas flows through a stainless steel heat transfer plate, and heat is transferred to the cold air on the other side through the plate.
Cold air heating: Cold air is heated by the heat transfer plate through the other channel of the heat exchanger.
Cooling exhaust gas discharge: The cooled exhaust gas is discharged from the heat exchanger, and the heat energy is recovered.
advantage
Efficient heat transfer: Materials with corrugated structure design and high thermal conductivity ensure efficient heat exchange.
High temperature and high pressure resistance: able to operate stably under high temperature of 450 ℃ and high pressure of 10000Pa.
Corrosion resistance: Stainless steel material provides excellent corrosion resistance and is suitable for various industrial exhaust gas components.
Energy conservation and environmental protection: effectively recover waste heat, reduce energy consumption and greenhouse gas emissions.