Industry Leading Water Cooling
Water cooling is required when equipment is being heated beyond the temperature limits of the seals and material of construction and to ensure a safe environment for those working with the equipment.
We have extensive experience of managing projects where temperature control has been critical to the success of a project.
This new method of water cooling is made by welding a trace to a chamber and then using water pressure to hydro-form the water channel.
Radiused bends improve water flow and help eliminate low flow and stagnant areas.
- Highly configurable
- Superior surface area coverage
- Improved corrosion resistance
- Improved flow
- Reduced volume of cooling water
- Minimal protrusion to the atmosphere side
Double Wall
Double chamber walls with channelling and baffles provide a cold wall.
- For applications with high heat outputs
- Complicated for chambers with many ports
- Can be susceptible to low flow area and crevice corrosion
- Expensive
Welded Water Trace
Formed by welding a channel to the external chamber surface.
- For lower heat outputs
- Low surface area coverage
- Lower cost than double wall cooling
- Can be susceptible to low flow area and crevice corrosion
Machined in Trace
On box chambers and end plates, a profile can be machined into the wall and then a matching profile is welded to create a channel within the wall.
- High surface area coverage
- Possible to get good flow control
- Not suitable for cylindrical chambers
- Expensive