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    This document provides information about brazed plate heat exchangers, including their working principles, standard design, materials, and advantages. Brazed plate heat exchangers consist of corrugated metal plates stacked together to form channels for two counter-current flowing media to exchange heat. The plates are brazed together around the edges and at contact points to withstand pressure. Connections are located on cover plates at the front or rear. Standard materials include stainless steel plates and connections with copper brazing. They offer high efficiency and suitability for high pressure/temperature applications compared to traditional heat exchangers.

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    This document provides information about brazed plate heat exchangers, including their working principles, standard design, materials, and advantages. Brazed plate heat exchangers consist of corrugated metal plates stacked together to form channels for two counter-current flowing media to exchange heat. The plates are brazed together around the edges and at contact points to withstand pressure. Connections are located on cover plates at the front or rear. Standard materials include stainless steel plates and connections with copper brazing. They offer high efficiency and suitability for high pressure/temperature applications compared to traditional heat exchangers.

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    This document provides information about brazed plate heat exchangers, including their working principles, standard design, materials, and advantages. Brazed plate heat exchangers consist of corrugated metal plates stacked together to form channels for two counter-current flowing media to exchange heat. The plates are brazed together around the edges and at contact points to withstand pressure. Connections are located on cover plates at the front or rear. Standard materials include stainless steel plates and connections with copper brazing. They offer high efficiency and suitability for high pressure/temperature applications compared to traditional heat exchangers.

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    This document provides information about brazed plate heat exchangers, including their working principles, standard design, materials, and advantages. Brazed plate heat exchangers consist of corrugated metal plates stacked together to form channels for two counter-current flowing media to exchange heat. The plates are brazed together around the edges and at contact points to withstand pressure. Connections are located on cover plates at the front or rear. Standard materials include stainless steel plates and connections with copper brazing. They offer high efficiency and suitability for high pressure/temperature applications compared to traditional heat exchangers.

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    Brazed Plate Heat Exchanger

    CB14-77
    Working principles
    The heating surface consists of thin corrugated metal
    plates stacked on top of each other. Channels are
    formed between the plates and corner ports are
    arranged so that the two media flow through alternate channels, always in counter-current flow. The
    media are kept in the unit by a brazed seal around
    the edge of the plates. The contact points of the
    plates are also brazed to withstand the pressure of
    the media handled.

    Standard design
    The plate pack is covered by cover plates.
    Connections are located in the front or rear cover
    plate. The channel plates are corrugated to improve
    heat transfer efficiency and to make them rigid.

    Standard materials
    Cover plates:
    Stainless steel AISI 316
    Connections:
    Stainless steel AISI 316
    Plates:
    Stainless steel AISI 316
    Brazing material:
    Copper

    Particulars required for quotation


    To enable Alfa Laval's representative to make a specific
    quotation, enquiries should be accompanied by the following
    particulars:
    flow rates or heat load required
    temperature program
    physical properties of liquids in question
    desired working pressure
    maximum permitted pressure drop

    Advantages of brazed plate heat


    exchangers in Industry and HVAC&R
    The Alfa Laval Brazed plate heat exchangers (BHE) have
    several advantages over traditional heat exchangers in Industrial
    and HVAC&R applications.
    The high heat transfer efficiency of the BHE makes it
    extremely compact and also easy to install in places were
    space is limited.
    The unit has no gaskets and is therefore suitable in applications were temperature and/or pressure is high e.g. in
    district heating.
    The Alfa Laval supply system reassures that, no matter
    were you are on the globe, the BHE units are available with
    a very short delivery time.

    Flow principle of a brazed plate heat exchanger

    Brazed Plate Heat Exchanger

    CB14-77
    Standard Data
    CB14
    Min. working temperature **)
    Max. working temperature **)
    Min. working pressure **)
    Max. working pressure, S3S4/S1S2 **)
    Test pressure, S3S4/S1S2. **)
    Volume pr. channel, litres
    Max. flowrate, S3S4/S1S2. *)
    Standard number of plates H,M,L

    CB26

    CB27

    CB51

    160 C
    160 C
    160 C
    160 C
    225 C
    225 C
    225 C
    225 C
    Vacuum
    Vacuum
    Vacuum
    Vacuum
    30/28 bar
    39 bar
    39 bar
    39 bar
    39/36 bar
    45 bar
    45 bar
    45 bar
    0.05
    0.094
    0.02
    0.05
    8.1/12.7 m3/h
    8.1 m3/h
    3.6 m3/h
    8.1 m3/h
    14,22
    10,18,24,34,50, 10,18,24,34,50, 10,20,30,40,
    70,100,120,
    70,100,120,
    50,60

    CB52

    CB76

    CB77

    160 C
    225 C
    Vacuum
    30/30 bar
    39/39 bar
    0.094
    8.1/12.7 m3/h
    10-100 (10,20,...)

    160 C
    225 C
    Vacuum
    39 bar
    45 bar
    0.25
    39 m3/h
    20-150 (20,30,...)

    160 C
    225 C
    Vacuum
    27/20 bar
    35/26 bar
    0.25
    39/63 m3/h
    20-150 (20,30,...)

    *) Water at 5 m/s (connection velocity) **) According to Swedish pressure vessel code.

    Standard dimensions
    CB77

    A+e8

    CB27-CB52
    e

    A+e6

    d
    b

    S4

    S1

    S3,S4

    S1,S2

    2*

    *) Not valuid for CB77

    Measurement in mm
    (n = number of plates)
    S3

    Type
    CB14
    CB26
    CB27
    CB51
    CB52
    CB76
    CB77

    S2

    172
    250
    250
    466
    466
    519
    519

    42
    50
    50
    50
    50
    92
    92

    208
    310
    310
    526
    526
    618
    618

    78
    112
    112
    112
    112
    191
    191

    24
    45
    45
    45
    45
    48
    48

    8 + n x 2.35
    9 + n x 2.40
    9 + n x 2.40
    10 + n x 2.40
    10 + n x 2.40
    10 + n x 2.85
    10 + n x 2.85

    Weight kg
    0.7 + n x 0.06
    1.2 + n x 0.13
    1.2 + n x 0.13
    1.9 + n x 0.23
    1.9 + n x 0.23
    7.0 + n x 0.44
    7.0 + n x 0.44

    Standard connections
    CB14
    (S1-S4)

    CB26,CB51
    (S1-S4)
    CB27,CB52
    (S3,S4)

    CB27,CB52
    (S1,S2)

    45

    45

    CB77
    (S1,S2)

    CB76
    (S1-S4)
    CB77
    (S3,S4)

    48

    48
    23

    20

    V24

    76,1

    V22

    ISO-G1 1/4 B

    A21

    ISO-G1B

    ISO-G3/4B

    20

    ISO-G2B

    24

    B23

    PD 68144 E2 / 9910

    28
    Other connections on request

    J25

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