Plate heat exchanger ZC2
water/waterwater/oilair/water

Plate heat exchanger - ZC2  - TTZ GmbH & Co. KG - water/water / water/oil / air/water
Plate heat exchanger - ZC2  - TTZ GmbH & Co. KG - water/water / water/oil / air/water
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Characteristics

Type
plate
Fluid
water/water, water/oil, air/water, air/oil, air/air
Material
stainless steel, copper
Applications
industrial, for the petrochemical industry, for water treatment, for hydraulic systems, for wastewater, for air conditioning, for enclosure air conditioning, steam generator
Operating pressure

Max.: 40 bar
(580.15 psi)

Min.: 0 bar
(0 psi)

Temperature

Max.: 200 °C
(392 °F)

Min.: -200 °C
(-328 °F)

Description

ZC series-copper brazed plate heat exchanger The ZC2 is marked by a balanced mix of thermal length and compact design. This means that the ZC2 has a low pressure loss and very good heat transfer at the lower output level. Connection dimension / distance between the centers of the connection pieces: 41 mm x 188 mm (other connection dimensions available on request) External dimension: 90 mm x 237 mm Plate material: Stainless steel 1.4404 Plate thickness: 0.4 mm Solder material: Copper Connections: G and NPT external thread, G and FNPT internal thread, solder connections, Rotalok Connection material: Stainless steel 1.4301 (1.4404 possible on request) Max. permissible operating pressure: 45 bar Max. permissible operating temperature: 200°C Applications: Solar systems, building services, oil cooling, district heating, heat pumps, transfer stations

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