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Alfa Laval TL10.

Alfa Laval TL10

DATA SHEET

Alfa Laval TL10

Plate heat exchanger

General heating and cooling duties.

Typical capacities

Liquid flow rate
Up to 50 kg/s (800 gpm), depending on media, permitted pressure drop and temperature program.

Plate types
TL10-B, TL10-P

Frame types
FM, FG and FS

Standard Materials

Frame plate
Mild steel, Epoxy painted

Nozzles
Carbon steel
Metal lined: Stainless steel, Titanium, Alloy 254, Alloy C276, Nickel
Rubber lined: Nitrile, EPDM

Plates
Stainless steel: Alloy 304, Alloy 316, Alloy 254, Alloy C276, Nickel, Titanium

Gaskets
NBRB, NBRP, NBRFF, EPDM, EPDMP, EPDMFF, EPDMAL, HNBR, FKMG

Technical Data

Pressure vessel codes PED, ASME, pvcALS™
Mechanical design pressure (g) / temperature

FM     pvcALS™                     1.0 MPa / 160°C
FG     PED, pvcALS™             1.6 MPa / 160°C
FG     ASME                           150 psig / 320°F
FD     PED                               2.5 MPa / 160°C 
FS      ASME                           400 psig / 320°F

Connections

FM    pvcALS™       Size 100 mm       EN 1092, GB, GOST, PN10, ASME CI. 150, JIS 10K
FG    PED                 Size 100 mm       EN 1092, PN16, ASME CI. 150
FG    pvcALS™       Size 100 mm       EN 1092, GB, GOST, PN16, ASME CI. 150, JIS 10K
FG    ASME              Size 4”                  ASME Cl. 150
FD    PED                 Size 100 mm       EN 1092, PN25, Special square flange
FS      ASME             Size 4”                  Special square flange

Maximum heat transfer surface
25 m2 (2700 sq.ft)

Measurements mm (inch)
Type                       H                       W                    h
TL10-FM      1885 (74 3/16")    480 (19")       255 (10")
TL10-FG          1981 (78")         480 (19")     297 (11 5/8")
TL10-FD          1981 (78")          480 (19")     297 (11 5/8")
TL10-FS           1981 (78")          510 (20")     297 (11 5/8")

The number of tightening bolts may vary
depending on pressure rating.

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WHEN SHOULD A PLATE & FRAME HEAT EXCHANGER BE SERVICED?

As a heat exchanger becomes fouled with dirt, debris or scale, often the modulating valve provides additional hot or cold liquid to help compensate for the loss of efficiency of the heat exchanger.

Over time the control valve will continue to open fully. Unfortunately, on the hottest or coldest days, even with the valve fully open the heat exchanger cannot meet the thermal transfer requirements and the situation becomes critical.

Monitoring just the operating temperature provides a false sense of security. Recording the difference in the outlet and inlet pressures provides a more accurate result of the amount of fouling.

Fouling equal to the thickness of a piece of paper represents a 20% loss of thermal efficiency. In addition, the energy cost for pumps increases since the pump must work harder to overcome the increased pressure resistance through the PHE

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