Domestic Hot Water Steam Heat Exchanger

Compact tankless steam water heaters.
Domestic hot water steam heat exchanger. Based on angelery s original concepts for the heat exchanger design fully modulating steam input and temperature control approach this time tested design has been consistently improved by aerco to meet the needs of a wide variety of commercial applications. Heat exchanger and tank are connected with factory assembled piping. Our vfff model is perfect for cip s in the food industry for emergency showers laboratory processes any critical process control domestic hot water for hospitals schools and buildings. Maxi therm proudly manufactures high efficiency steam to liquid vertical flooded hx concept for building heat and for domestic use transferring not only latent heat of steam but also sensible heat of steam in a 0 flash return system even at high pressure steam such as 175 psig and considering super heated steam.
Additionally the vfff will only have differential of 4f. Cobrex steam water heaters utilize a double wall copper tube counter flow heat exchanger to provide moderate to large amounts of domestic hot water from steam. The heat exchanger is external to the tank and requires exceptionally little floor space to remove the exchanger if necessary. The zerolag operates 2 redundant system without the lead lag sequence and the ultimate 5 package is a complete redundant mechanical room including the steam condensate set up and the hydronic circulating pump set up all on.
This system is an instantaneous steam water heater which allows you to go from 0 to the max. We offer a wide range of different steam heat exchanger set up such as the side arm series allowing you to combine a building heat a domestic hot water and even a snow melt heat exchanger with one steam source for all 3 or 2 and one condensate outlet for all 3 or 2. Steam heat exchange solutions allow heat to pass from a primary heat source to a secondary fluid without direct contact the two main steam to water types are shell tube and plate heat exchangers.