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Sanitary Shell and Tube Heat Exchangers

Sanitary heat exchangers are often required in the food and pharmaceutical industries. Constructed similarly to typical heat exchangers, sanitary exchangers can have special design requirements such as;

  • Rolled or seal welded joints
  • Polished surfaces
  • Sanitary tri-clamp fittings
  • Teflon©, Gylon Fawn, Viton© or other special gasket materials
  • Manufactured to 3a Standards and Stamped
  • Clean in place design

Standard and Custom Designs are available

Standards and Options

  • 304 and 316 stainless steel, 1.4435 SS, Hastelloy ®, Inconel® and other materials.
  • Can be nickel brazed (no welds).
  • Double tubesheets to prevent cross-circuit contamination. (Click here for more information)
  • Seal welded tubes to prevent leakage and insure against bacterial growth.
  • The tube side is completely drainable.
  • All product contact surfaces have a maximum surface finish of 20µin Ra.
  • Surface finish can be improved to 15 µin Ra with optional electropolishing.
  • Passivation and/or electropolished product contact surfaces as an option.
  • Available in U-tube or straight tube, fixed tube sheet designs.
  • Fittings may be; NPT threaded, Sanitary Tri-clamp, or ANSI flanged connections.
  • Upgrades to 3-A or double tubesheet design for high purity applications.
  • Can be supplied to 3A Standards. Standard 12-07 is available as an upgrade.
  • Clean in place (CIP) design.
  • ASME BPE sanitary fittings.
  • ASME BPE compliant.
  • Can be a constructed to TEMA C.

Tube-in-Tube Heat Exchangers

Design Features

  • 316L SS, Hastelloy, Inconel & other alloys
  • All welded construction
  • Product contact surfaces < 20 μin (0.5 μm) Ra
  • Electropolish available to < 15 μin (0.4 μm) Ra
  • ASME BPE Sanitary fittings
  • Highly resistant to thermal stress
  • Integrated threaded holes for mounting
  • Fully drainable on tube side
  • Material & process certifications included

Typical Applications

  • High temp, high pressure, low-flow
  • Multi-phase fluids & slurries
  • Water for injection (WFI)
  • High thermal stress
  • Steam condensing
  • Seal cooling
  • Sampling

Click here  for information on Purex WFI/PW Dispensing Systems

Click here for a video that illustrates how the double tube sheet design works

 
Exergy Models that have CRN Registration

Exergy Model                                           Provinces with CRN Registration                                                 Documents
AS-00448 Ontario, Quebec, and British Columbia       AS-00448 – Drawing
AS-00528 Ontario, Quebec, and British Columbia       AS-00528 – Drawing
AS-01194 Ontario and Quebec       AS-01194 – Drawing
00536-# Quebec       00536-# – Drawing
02191-# Ontario       02191-# – Drawing

 

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