Our dedicated news department gathers news and press releases from around the world to bring our community the latest developments in the heat transfer industry. Here you can find news about the people and companies involved in the manufacturer, supply and use of heat exchangers and related equipment.
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The News Category serves as the main hub for all news, updates, and information relating to the field of heat exchange technology. This broad category encompasses a wide range of subcategories, offering comprehensive insights into various aspects of the heat exchanger industry. It covers everything from technical articles, product launches, software updates, industry trends, research breakthroughs, and much more.
David Stacy has joined the company as East Coast Sales Manager. David brings over 20 years of experience in engineering and industrial sales to the FlexEnergy team.
Plate heat exchangers are ideal for heat exchange between liquid-liquid and liquid-vapor. It is a new type of high-efficiency heat exchanger which is assembled by stacking a number of rows of metal sheets with a certain corrugated shape.
The removable plate heat exchanger is mainly composed of a heat transfer plate, sealing gasket, pressure plate at both ends, clamping bolt, bracket, flange or bushing, and ground foot.
HRS Heat Exchangers will showcase a range of solutions to key challenges facing food producers, such as tackling waste and incorporating smart technology into production lines at ProPak Asia 2019 (Bangkok, Thailand 12 15 June).
Orbite Technologies Inc recently provided an update on its progress in implementing the solutions to resolve the issues encountered with the calcination equipment at its HPA Plant.
Webinar on Advanced Software Tools to Capture Heat Exchanger Cost Savings will be held on Wednesday 22nd May 2019, by Nathan Hill (Thermal Engineer, CALGAVIN).
The News Category is designed to keep professionals, researchers, students, and enthusiasts up-to-date with the latest developments and trends in the heat exchanger industry. It provides a wealth of information covering:
Technical Articles and Research:
Delve into in-depth technical articles and research papers that explore the science behind heat exchangers, new innovations, and technological advancements in the field. These include detailed analyses, case studies, and reviews from industry experts and researchers.
Product News:
Stay informed about the latest product releases, including new heat exchanger designs, materials, related hardware, and software tools. Get the latest news on product enhancements, upgrades, and new offerings from leading manufacturers and suppliers.
Software, Equipment, and Processes:
Discover the latest news and developments in heat exchanger software, equipment, and processes. This includes information about the latest software tools for heat exchanger design and simulation, new equipment, and innovative heat exchange processes and methods.
Industry News:
Keep abreast of the industry’s pulse with news about market trends, company mergers, acquisitions, partnerships, and regulatory changes. Stay informed about new projects, industry events, and changes in regulations or standards that may impact the heat exchanger industry.
The Heat Exchanger Parent News Category is a comprehensive, one-stop resource for everyone interested in the heat exchanger industry. Whether you’re an industry professional, a researcher, a student, or an enthusiast, this category offers a wealth of up-to-date, reliable information that keeps you informed about the ever-evolving world of heat exchangers.
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