Industrial heat transfer technology solutions
Dimple plates are integral components used in many engineering projects due to their success in optimizing heat transfer efficiency in the field of fluid mechanics with their flexibility, cost-effectiveness, and more. We will dive engineers and consultants what a dimple plate is and why it has such an indispensable role within modern engineering design in order to to gain superior confidence when navigating the complex topic of dimple plates. Read on as we further explain how they bring significant value as part of your project's final structure.
Since the foundation of Heat Transfer Technology AG, priority has been given to the thermal calculation of industrial heat exchangers. Correspondingly we profit out of our Know-how in fluid mechanics of dimple plates. Furthermore it is enforced by decades of practical experience in this field. As a result of optimized heat transfer and pressure loss calculation. Constructively as well as by manufacturing technology with dimples plate made of stainless steel or mild steel.
Examples Of Our Daily Heat Transfer Tasks
- Do you have notable load peaks to cool at changing flows and temperatures?
- Do you want to minimize the refrigerant volume of your unit in operation?
- Do you want to exploit your polluted exhaust gases or steam for heat recovery?
- Do you want to cool fluids with corrosive or bioactive components? ( e. g. seawater)
- Do you want to move a liquid in an agitator vessel and temper it at the same time?
- Do you have high standards for hygiene and need access at any time without long disassembly, without gaskets to replace?
- Do you want to cool food or beverages down to near the freezing point?
- Do you have to guarantee safety of operation of your cooling device, even during maintenance?
- Do you want to increase your cooling capacity by using your old, existing refrigeration plant?
- Do you want to release your electricity grid from electricity peaks produced by a refrigeration unit?
- Do you know drum ice makers, but want to cut ice production costs to half the amount?
- Do you want to cool fish or meat down to near the freezing point?
- Do you need a huge cooling capacity, but have limited floor space available?