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Our product has 8 advantages,
1. Aesthetically Pleasing
2. Healthy
3. Energy Saving
4. Money Saving
5. Durable
6. Environmentally friendly
7. Convenient
8.Eye Protecting
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Description
Kaori was founded in 1970 by a group of metallurgical industry experts. Since Kaori was established, we have pursued the modernization of the heat treating technology as our goal. The JIS (Japan Industry Standard) marking and process certifications from McDonnell Douglas were awarded to Kaori in 1988 and 1994 respectively. Kaori Technology is the no.1 gasket plate heat exchanger in Taiwan, and is already deeply rooted in global.
We welcome any agency, organization, corporation or person to import our products to your country. We provide the cheapest price to you and we are the biggest heat exchanger manufacturer in Asia. Nowadays, our products will be more and more competitive with another heat exchanger company. And the whole of processing industry will be complete in Taiwan.
Why use a plate heat exchanger?
The advantages of the plate heat exchanger begin with its design. Plate heat exchangers, or PHEs, deliver greater efficiency, lower cost, easier cleaning and maintenance, and closer approach temperatures than any other heat transfer technology. Compared to spiral and shell and tube heat exchangers, PHEs of similar capacity also take up little floor space and are easy to expand. The vertical swing out plates allow one to pack thousands of square feet of heat transfer area into a small space, while still allowing room for future growth.
Flow arrangements
While hot and cold fluids flow in opposite directions across a single plate, the flow pattern between plates can be varied. Plate heat exchanger flow patterns can be single or multi pass. A single-pass arranqement means each fluid flows in the same respective direction across all the plates in the unit. A multi - pass arrangement is designed in such a way that fluids can change their respective flow directions. Single-pass units are suitable for most applications, but very low flow rates or extremely close-approach temperatures may call for the multi pass configuration.
