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Marine Heat Exchangers

Marine heat exchangers are used primarily for the purposes of providing cooling for boats, ships and other nautical vehicle engines. In the same way car engines require a cooling system to maintain high performance and efficiency; boat engines need marine engine fuel and oil cooling systems. Purchasing and installing a marine heat exchanger will improve the durability and performance of the boat engine in terms of fuel consumption and maintenance.

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Industrial Heat Transfer, Inc.
Coon Valley, WI
608-452-3103
Industrial Heat Transfer has collected immense amounts of experience over the years and therefore provides customers with a design and manufacture team that knows all the ins and outs of marine heat exchangers. They pride themselves on the quality of their services and products, which are varied enough to meet the requirements of even the pickiest customer.
 
HEXECO, Inc.
Berlin, WI
920-361-3440
Designing standard heating and cooling products as well as customized models for more complex applications, Hexeco Inc. is prepared to meet the needs of every customer that enters their doors. Marine heat exchangers are one product among many that these skilled and knowledgeable manufacturers can and do produce. With such experience, you can not go wrong by seeking out the team at Hexeco Inc.
 
Tranter®, Inc.
Wichita Falls, TX
940-723-7125
Whether you are a system designer, a manufacturing or utilities manager, or a maintenance professional, the team at Tranter® offers you exciting money-saving potential. A global heat transfer company with representatives around the world, Tranter® makes the desires of the customer their first priority and never ceases to create superior products such as marine heat exchangers.
 
Lytron Affinity Chillers and Heat Exchangers
Ossipee, NH
800-238-8581
Our team at Lytron Affinity is continuously striving to improve our product quality and performance with implementation of the latest world-class techniques for operational excellence. Ensuring that our customers receive the highest quality products, such as our marine heat exchangers is the priority. We have the necessary expertise to optimize our production for the needs of specific industries.
 

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Rubicon Industries Corp.
Brooklyn, NY
800-662-6999
The skilled craftsmen employed at Rubicon have many years of experience & extensive knowledge in the manufacturing techniques required to produce quality heat transfer equipment such as marine heat exchangers. Production takes place in an environment where cleanliness is a top priority so that the standards upheld by the food & beverage & pharmaceutical industries are met by Rubicon equipment.
 
Patterson Industries (Canada) Limited
Scarborough, ON
416-694-3381
Founded in 1974, PATTERSON produces marine heat exchangers as well as a wide range of process equipment and turnkey systems for the oil, gas, petro-chemical, resin, coating and adhesive industries. Other industries served include agricultural and general chemicals, plastics and rubber, steel, pulp and paper, mining and construction, pharmaceutical, food and waste water treatment industries.
 
Quintel, Inc.
Schererville, IN
219-322-3399
The services and products provided at Quintel, Inc. are excellent because quality assurance is an integral part of the Quintel manufacturing, reconditioning and repair processes practiced on marine heat exchanger and other similar models. Quintel also utilizes top-grade materials and employees experienced workers while keeping their products affordable.
 
Shell & Tube, LLC
Tulsa, OK
918-832-0505
Shell & Tube employees have decades of combined experience in manufacturing heat transfer products such as marine heat exchangers, which allows us to access vast knowledge from all departmental areas of operation and production. Also, our fabrication shop utilizes some of the industry's most effective equipment, including the fastest CNC machines to date. At Shell & Tube you get the best.
 
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Marine Heat Exchangers

Marine heat exchangers prove to be cost-saving over time and add greatly to the resale value of the boat since they have a quality cooling system installed. The system works by drawing in the water the ship or boat is navigating through, or a coolant, and circulating it into the engine cooling system. Shell and tube heat exchangers or plate heat exchangers are common models used in marine applications. The process is similar for both exchangers: the cooling liquid absorbs heat from the engine and engine oil and transports it away, keeping the engine temperature at a moderate level and allowing for the engine oil to stay cool enough to lubricate the mechanism. Oil coolers are a vital part of a well maintained engine system. The heated water is then released through an exhaust system into the body of water.

Two types of water can be used: raw water or fresh water. Raw water is the water directly drawn into the engine. This can prove costly if using sea water as the salt content of the water over time corrodes the interior of the engine and leaves residue in the exhaust system. While it is a cheaper and simpler option in the short-term, using raw water in a marine heat exchanger will require the engine to be replaced eventually. Water conditions and rate of corrosion change depending on location and materials used, and therefore it is hard to predict how long it would take for an engine to deteriorate enough for replacement, and since engines are mostly hidden in boats and ships, it is hard to measure the damage. Another option for marine engine cooling is using fresh water, or a coolant in the system. This is more expensive to purchase and install, but will preserve the interior of the engine for a much longer time. Another advantage to a quality cooling system is during the winterizing process. This is necessary for preventing damage to a boat's engine during the cold winter months from freezing and compression or expansion. Ships also need to be properly engineered to prevent cooling system leakage and damage to the interior of the boat.