Aging shell & tube heat exchangers drain budgets with hidden costs — from maintenance labor to emergency rentals. Thermo-Pack’s shell & coil design helps facilities cut downtime, save energy, and simplify operations.
Maximizing energy extraction from steam is crucial in today’s ever-evolving industrial landscape. That’s where the Cooney Thermo-Pack comes in – engineered for optimal performance, this innovative steam-to-water heat exchanger sub-cools steam condensate to utilize the maximum amount of energy from every pound of steam. Not only does it boost efficiency, but it also eliminates flash steam, resulting in significant energy and cost savings for your facility.
Steam systems have been widely used in commercial and educational buildings for decades. Many existing buildings still rely on old steam to water heat exchangers for domestic and heating hot water. Traditional heat exchangers often may require renovation or troubleshooting, due to maintenance and reliability issues. In this blog, we’ll explore steam heat exchangers, specifically the shell and coil type and their benefits.
There are plenty of options in the steam-to-water heat exchanger market. The old standby has long been the shell & tube heat exchangers. While these exchangers are an old reliable, a newer model is becoming more popular: the shell & coil heat exchanger. Learn more about the latest technology in heat transfer.