Sigma400 Series Bulk Solids Cooler
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Why It's Better
The slow and controlled movement of the chemical material through the heat exchanger produces a superior final product. It prevents product abrasion and degradation so that there is no change in particle characteristics or crystal size and shape.
Why It's Better
The indirect plate heat exchanger design means air is not used in the cooling or heating process. This
design is superior, resulting in many important benefits for cooling and heating chemicals.
- It is ultra efficient, using up to 90% less energy than technologies requiring the use of air.
- Air emissions, dust, fines and odors are eliminated because air is not used to directly cool or heat the product.
- Installed capital costs are reduced due to the elimination of costly and unnecessary air handling equipment such as large diameter air ducting, motors, fans, scrubbers, chillers and emissions controls.
- A superior final product is produced. Since air is not in contact with the product, risks of product contamination and product moisture content changes are eliminated.
- The plates are configured to enable easy access for inspection and cleaning. The design also makes it possible for individual plates to be isolated or replaced.
- Reliability is increased and maintenance is limited because of the simple design consisting of virtually no moving parts
Why It's Better
Mass flow design means the product moves slowly with uniform velocity through the heat exchanger. This feature, combined with long residence times (typically 5-10 minutes), enables even temperature distribution as the product passes through the heat exchanger, producing remarkably stable and uniform final product temperatures.
Why It's Better
The vertical configuration makes this design both compact and modular.
- The compact installation footprint makes this design easy to integrate into existing plants and is ideal for de-bottlenecking, revamps and capacity increase.
- The clever modular design means that additional heat exchanger plate banks can be stacked if increased thermal capacity is required in the future.
