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John Boyer is heat transfer commercial team manager at Xylem Inc., Cheektowaga, N.Y. For more information from Xylem Inc., call 888-488-4404 or 716-897-2800, or visit www.standard-xchange.com.
A lack of effective cooling due to heat exchanger failure can cause production losses and unplanned downtime. Fortunately, two common causes of exchanger loss — mechanical failures and chemically induced corrosion — can be prevented.
Heat exchangers are used in many critical processes to protect other valuable manufacturing equipment, optimize energy consumption and reduce associated operating costs. A properly selected, installed and maintained heat exchanger can help enhance the reliability and efficiency of a fluid system.
