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  1. #1
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    Tank ans Plate type evaporator.



    Dear friends,
    Does any body heard tank and plate type evaporator instead of tank and coil type
    evaporator. If any body have details on this please forward to me or give some
    reference.



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    Re: Tank ans Plate type evaporator.

    need more info Kartheekus ?


    plate heat exchangers http://www.danfoss.com/businessareas...exchangers.htm



    tank type evaporators is basically a bare tube coil installed in a tank either at one end or in the centre of the tank containing chilled liquid ( water, brine, etc ). the evap tube coil is seperated from the sides of the tank by a baffle the coil inside the tank is usally flooded during the cooling process.


    plate evaporators there is some info here for you !!

    http://www.brighthub.com/engineering...les/61270.aspx

    there are diffent types of evaporators for different appliactions
    your only as good as your last job

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    Re: Tank ans Plate type evaporator.

    just to elaborate on my last the coil is not filled with chilled water or brine its the tank !!!
    your only as good as your last job

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    Re: Tank ans Plate type evaporator.

    Try this:

    http://www.tranter.com/pd/pc/dsn

    I have used them before. This one is for liquid but I believe they have ones pressure rated for refrigeration.

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    Re: Tank ans Plate type evaporator.

    http://www.htt-ag.com/images/teasers...less-steel.jpg

    I think that this is what you are after.

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