What is a Heat exchanger?

A heat exchanger is a device used to transfer heat between two or more fluids (liquids, gases, or vapors) at different temperatures. Its primary function is to either cool or heat fluids efficiently. Heat exchangers are widely used in heating, cooling, air conditioning, and industrial processes. The design of heat exchangers can range from simple to complex, often featuring fins or tubes to increase heat transfer efficiency, or special surface treatments to optimize performance. Common types of heat exchangers include shell and tube, plate, and air-cooled types. Examples of their use include refrigeration systems, air conditioners, and cooling systems in industrial machinery.

Application of Heat exchanger

✅Air Conditioning Cooling System
The heat exchanger inside an air conditioner cools the warm air inside the room and expels the heat outside, enhancing cooling efficiency.
✅Car Radiator
The radiator in a car uses a heat exchanger to cool the engine coolant, ensuring the engine doesn't overheat by regulating the temperature.
✅Industrial Heat Exchanger (Shell & Tube Type)
Shell and tube heat exchangers are commonly used in industries such as oil refining and chemical plants, efficiently transferring heat between liquids or gases with temperature differences for various industrial processes.

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