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Maintenance Guide for Plate Heat Exchangers

It is widely used in the industrial field. However, due to a lack of maintenance and improper operation, many heat exchanger equipment cannot achieve their ideal performance. To address this issue, a guide has been developed to assist users in correctly maintaining and troubleshooting plate heat exchangers.

The following provides a series of key steps to ensure the efficient operation of plate heat exchangers. Here are some important maintenance tips:

1. Regular cleaning of pipelines: Ensure that there is no excessive accumulation of dirt and sediment in the pipelines and channels, which may reduce the heat transfer efficiency of the heat exchanger. Use appropriate cleaning agents for cleaning and regularly check the pipes for leaks.

2. Check the seals: Damage to the seals may lead to leakage and heat leakage, thereby affecting the performance of the entire system. Regular inspection and replacement of seals are key steps to ensure the normal operation of the heat exchanger.

3. Control pressure and temperature: Ensure that the working pressure and temperature of the heat exchanger are within a reasonable range. Excessive or excessive pressure and temperature can lead to equipment failure and performance degradation.

4. Check the quality of cooling water: If plate heat exchangers are used for cooling applications, ensure that the quality of the cooling water is good and avoid scale and corrosion. Regularly test water samples and take necessary water treatment measures.


In addition, this guide also includes some common troubleshooting steps to help users quickly solve problems and restore normal equipment operation. Here are some of the points:


1. Check for fluid leakage: If any signs of leakage are found during operation, immediately stop the equipment and check the source of the leakage. Before repairing the leak and restarting the equipment, it is important to ensure that the system is completely safe.

2. Cleaning accumulations: Due to prolonged use, dirt, sediment, and particulate matter may accumulate on the surface of the plate heat exchanger, leading to a decrease in heat transfer efficiency. Regularly clean the surface of the heat exchanger to ensure optimal performance.

3. Check for blockage: If the pipes or channels of the heat exchanger are blocked, it will cause the fluid to flow abnormally and reduce the heat exchange efficiency. Restore normal fluid circulation by checking and removing blockages.


The compilation of this guide aims to provide practical information and suggestions. Regular maintenance and timely troubleshooting are key factors to ensure the long-term stable performance of heat exchangers.

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