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Used Shell And Tube Heat Exchangers in Texas, USA

  • EXCHANGERS 103225

    EXCHANGERS 103225

    • Manufacturer: HEAT TRANSFER SYSTEMS

    METHANOL CONDENSER; MFG. BY HEAT TRANSFER SYSTEMS IN 2007; MOUNTED ON CARBON STEEL SADDLES;

    Cleveland, TX
  • EXCHANGERS 103226

    EXCHANGERS 103226

    • Manufacturer: HEAT TRANSFER SYSTEMS

    METHANOL DRYER; MFG. BY HEAT TRANSFER SYSTEMS IN 2007; CARBON STEEL TUBESHEET AND HEAD; MOUNTED ON CARBON STEEL SADDLES;

    Cleveland, TX
  • EXCHANGERS 98899

    EXCHANGERS 98899

    • Manufacturer: HEAT TRANSFER SYSTEMS

    UNUSED; MFG. BY HEAT TRANSFER SYSTEMS IN 2007; Qty: 1 | Alloy: S | Sq.ft.: 10259 | Material (s): CS | Material (t): 304SS | Material (h): 304SS | Psi (s): 150FV | Psi (t): 150FV | Temp. deg. f (s): 200 | Temp. de...

    Cleveland, TX
  • EXCHANGERS 102806

    EXCHANGERS 102806

    • Manufacturer: HEAT TRANSFER EQUIPMENT

    SOUR WATER STRIPPER OVERHEAD COND. MFG. BY HEAT TRANSFER EQUIPMENT IN 1992; BUNDLE 2002; HEAD 1993;

    Cleveland, TX
  • EXCHANGERS 106833

    EXCHANGERS 106833

    • Manufacturer: SOUTHERN HEAT EXCHANGER CORP IN 2009, TUBE SHEET CLAD WITH TP 304, BAFFLES SA 36, TIE RODS SA 36

    MFG. BY SOUTHERN HEAT EXCHANGER CORP. IN 2009, TUBE SHEET CLAD WITH TP 304, BAFFLES SA 36, TIE RODS SA 36;

    Cleveland, TX
  • QTY. 2. AMERICAN STANDARD HEAT

    QTY. 2. AMERICAN STANDARD HEAT EXCHANGERS

      QTY. 2. AMERICAN STANDARD HEAT EXCHANGERS SHELL: MAWP: 225 PSI MAX TEMP. 450 DEG. F. TUBE: MAWP: 150 PSI MAX TEMP 450 DEG. F. 316 STAINLESS STEEL CONSTRUCTION (E820LB2.JPG)To see a picture of this lab equ. click on

      Texas City, TX
    • EXCHANGERS 112858

      EXCHANGERS 112858

        Used Heat Exchanger. Mfg. by Southern Heat Exchanger in 2012. Previous Service: Extraction Air Trim Cooler.

        Cleveland, TX
      • EXCHANGERS 114750

        EXCHANGERS 114750

          Unused 2,836 sq. ft. horizontal heat exchanger. 2.1 Design duty (MMBTU/Hr). Mfg. by Southern Heat Exchanger in 2023. Shell: 150FV psi @ 375 deg. F. Tubes: 161FV psi @ 375 deg. F. 40" X 180". Anaerobic Reactor He...

          Cleveland, TX
        • EXCHANGERS 113097

          EXCHANGERS 113097

            "As Is, Where Is" Used stainless steel fixed tubesheet heat exchanger.

            Cleveland, TX
          • EXCHANGERS 108423

            EXCHANGERS 108423

              PREVIOUSLY UTILIZED IN VITAMIN "C" PRODUCTION; MFG. BY ALTEX HEAT EXCHANGER IN 1997;

              Cleveland, TX
            • EXCHANGERS 105819

              EXCHANGERS 105819

              • Manufacturer: DAEKYUNG

              UNUSED SHELL AND TUBE HEAT EXCHANGER; MFG. BY DAEKYUNG IN 2008;

              Cleveland, TX
            • EXCHANGERS 105831

              EXCHANGERS 105831

              • Manufacturer: DAEKYUNG

              UNUSED SHELL AND TUBE HEAT EXCHANGER; MFG. BY DAEKYUNG IN 2008;

              Cleveland, TX
            • EXCHANGERS 114761

              EXCHANGERS 114761

                Unused 650 sq. ft. vertical heat exchanger. Mfg. by Wuxi Zhicherg Biochemical Eng. in 2021. 1.8 Design duty (MMBTU/Hr). Shell Design Rating: 147/FV psig @ 428 deg. F. Tube Design Rating: 174/FV psig @ 428 deg. ...

                Cleveland, TX
              • EXCHANGERS 113121

                EXCHANGERS 113121

                  Used 60 sq. ft. Heat Exchanger. Mfg. by Southern Heat Exchanger in 1988. Vertical design.

                  Cleveland, TX
                • EXCHANGERS 113514

                  EXCHANGERS 113514

                    Used 687 Sq. Ft. Heat Exchanger. Mfg. by Southern Heat Exchanger in 1989. 24" diameter x 16'0" F/F. Shell: Carbon Steel, 75FV psi @ 300 deg. F. Tubes: 316L Stainless Steel, (164) 1" O.D. x 16 BWG, 75FV @ 300 deg....

                    Cleveland, TX
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                  Overview

                  Shell and tube heat exchangers are heavy-duty industrial devices that transfer heat between fluids using a bundle of tubes inside a pressure shell. They handle high temperatures and pressures, offer many material and design options, and are common in petrochemical, power, HVAC, and process industries. Used units are attractive because tubes can be replaced, but require careful inspection for corrosion, tube wear, leaks, and code compliance before purchase.

                  FAQ

                  What should I check when buying a used shell and tube heat exchanger?

                  Check design specs (flow rates, pressure, temperature), materials of construction, ASME or PED stamping, service history, tubing condition (wall thickness, corrosion, pitting), tube-sheet condition, end covers, and past repairs or thermal damage.

                  How do I prepare a shell and tube exchanger for shipping?

                  Fully drain and flush fluids, isolate and tag connected piping, remove fragile internals if recommended, coat exposed metal with preservative, secure tube bundle, protect nozzle faces and lifting points, and arrange appropriate heavy-haul transport and crane services.

                  What maintenance is needed after purchase to ensure reliable operation?

                  Start with a detailed inspection and pressure/hydrostatic test. Implement a cleaning plan (chemical or mechanical descaling), inspect and test tubes for leaks, replace gaskets, monitor for fouling and corrosion, and follow periodic inspections based on service severity.