The Heat Exchanger World editorial team brings the most important industry updates to its community through both our magazine and online news pages. Our news is global, spanning every aspect of heat transfer and related industries all around the world.
Through leaps in technology and advancements in design, materials, and manufacturing processes, heat exchangers are becoming more efficient, reliable, and environmentally friendly. Today, we bring you the most recent developments and breakthroughs, providing insights into how these changes are shaping the future of the industry.
Whether you’re a researcher, engineer, supplier, or investor, we’ll help you stay ahead of the curve with crucial news on market trends, emerging technologies, regulatory changes, and much more. Keep reading to stay informed and gain the competitive edge you need in the ever-advancing world of heat exchangers.
The HTRI is the institute in the field of software for the development of heat exchangers and the simulation of processes in which heat transfer plays a role.
PJSC Dorogobuzh (part of Acron Group) has finalised technical upgrades to its unit producing ammonia, a basic component for nitrogen and complex mineral fertilisers.
APROVIS has supplied six exhaust gas heat exchangers and three SCR systems for a 28 MW gas power plant in Eastern Europe, operated with three gas engines of 9.4 MWel each.
The shipbuilding group VARD has placed a contract with Hydroniq Coolers to deliver a marine seawater cooling system to a new-build stern trawler currently under construction.
Kelvion has won a contract of approximately nine million Euro for the supply of several K?Bloc, Kelvion compact welded plate heat exchangers, to a refinery group in Asia.
In the realm of electrical thermal management, heat exchangers have been a significant advantage to companies in every industry for decades.The first, and still the most frequent, use of modern heat exchangers is to enhance the efficiency of electrical cooling processes.
Vitherm has won an order for a satisfied customer for a palm oil processing in Malaysia. This steam heater will be used in its palm oil production process stream.
University of Maryland engineers, Ichiro Takeuchi, Professor of Materials Science and Engineering (MSE) and Graduate Program Director, Reinhard Radermacher, Director of the Center for Environmental Energy Engineering (CEEE), and Vikrant Aute, Co-Director of CEEE, recently received awards from the U.S.
Heat Exchanger World Industry News is a dedicated category providing news, trends, and analysis about the global heat exchanger industry.
This category serves as a valuable resource for professionals, researchers, investors, and enthusiasts who wish to stay informed about this vital sector.
Under this category, you’ll find a diverse range of topics, including but not limited to:
1. Technological advancements: Get to know about the latest innovations in heat exchanger design, materials, manufacturing, and testing processes. We bring you insights about how these technologies are driving efficiency, reliability, and sustainability.
2. Market trends: Stay ahead with information about the global market dynamics, growth indicators, key players, emerging markets, and future forecasts. This includes business news like mergers, acquisitions, partnerships, and other strategic alliances.
3. Regulatory changes: We provide updates about policy modifications, environmental regulations, and industry standards affecting the heat exchanger sector globally.
4. Case studies: Learn from practical applications of heat exchangers across various sectors like HVAC, aerospace, power plants, and chemical processing among others.
5. Industry events and conferences: Stay informed about upcoming industry gatherings, trade shows, webinars, and conferences where leading minds share insights and discuss the future of the heat exchanger industry.
We are committed to delivering comprehensive and reliable information to help you make informed decisions and stay at the forefront of the heat exchanger industry.
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