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PHE University at GEA PHE Systems North America PHE 101 Anatomy and Function of a Plate Heat Exchanger
Jon Paulos, Manager of Business Development Revised 5 November 2010
Components
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The other media enters at the bottom, flows through the remaining channel, then leaves at the top.
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Connection
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Secondary Side Connection
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Bottom Head
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Plate Corrugations
Because plate heat exchangers transfer heat most efficiently when there is a lot of turbulence in the media, they always have corrugations embossed in the heat transfer plates. Shown here is an example of a Brazed PHE heat transfer plate. Corrugation patterns vary according to requirements of each application.
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Plate Corrugations
The heat transfer efficiency of the plate also relies on the even flow of media over the entire area (the Heat Transfer Surface Area). This frequently requires a special area near the port, designed to distribute the media across the entire Heat Transfer Surface Area. Because liquid media takes the path of least resistance, the distribution area ensures full use of the Heat Transfer Surface Area by spreading the media evenly across the face of the plate.
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