Inline measurements of temperature profiles in spatially confined applications place special demands on the measurement technology.

Heat exchangers are devices that transfer heat from one medium to another. The purpose of the heat transfer typically is to lower or raise temperatures in a device or within a specified area. The two media can be the same — for example, air-to-air — or different — air-to-water.

Heat exchangers are available with optional bolt-on transitions that ease access to the core and improve exchanger body strength. In most applications, the simple bolted flange can significantly reduce labor costs and downtime for inspection and cleaning.

ClearSky improves cooling tower efficiency, conserves water and reduces unwanted water vapor plumes when integrated with Marley field-erected counterflow cooling towers.

Series CS has fixed-tube construction with NPT connections (stainless steel connections offered in STC Series). Made of steel with copper cooling tubes and cast iron end bonnets, the liquid-cooled heat exchangers are offered in standard sizes from 3 through 8" diameters.

Line of products includes plate, finned-tube and shell-and-tube heat exchangers.

Plate-type heat exchangers, from high-capacity units to small designs, can help increase heat process efficiency and lower costs for onshore and offshore oil and gas production. 

Shell-and-tube heat exchangers are suited for instantaneous steam/water heat exchange, water to water heat exchange and tank heaters. 

Standard features of the economizers include removable heat exchangers for maintenance, cleaning, repair or replacement; ASME construction; carbon steel tubes/fins/casings; painted carbon steel outer casing; inlet/outlet transitions integral to unit; removable access door; and counterflow internal tube configurations.

The company has extensive experience in the design and manufacturing process of shell-and-tube heat exchangers. Products include U-tube heat exchangers, straight-tube fixed tubesheet exchangers and straight-tube floating tubesheet exchangers.