What is the difference between plate heat exchanger and BPHE?

For plate heat exchangers, there are many different types and materials. 

When choosing, we need to make reasonable choices based on our own usage path. What is a brazed plate heat exchanger? 

Let's continue to read on with these questions about its performance when in use.

Brazed plate heat exchanger is a new type of heat exchanger made of a series of corrugated metal sheets stacked and brazed. A thin rectangular channel is formed between the plates for heat exchange.

Plate heat exchangers, also known as detachable heat exchangers, can be backwashed with dilute sulfuric acid or oxalic acid for minor fouling. If the fouling is severe, the heat exchanger can be disassembled and cleaned, and the structure on the plate can be brushed off with a brush. After cleaning, reassembling the plates can be reused, greatly saving usage costs and increasing service life.

The above is a detailed introduction to the differences between brazed plate heat exchangers and plate heat exchangers. We hope that the above content can help everyone better understand this type of equipment. If you have a need for this type of equipment or want to further understand it, you can contact us through some means. We will recommend suitable equipment based on your actual situation.