ENGINEERED FOR CORROSIVE PROCESS DUTY
SHINEHEAT silicon carbide heat exchangers combine pressureless-sintered silicon carbide (SSiC) tubes with a project-specific shell, tube-sheet, sealing and lining system. The result is a compact heat-transfer solution for corrosive heating, cooling, condensation and evaporation duties.
Dense SSiC offers broad resistance to many acids, alkalis, oxidizing media and solvents. Final compatibility must be checked against the actual process conditions.
High thermal conductivity supports efficient heat transfer while the low thermal expansion of SiC helps control thermally induced stress.
Project-selected elastomer seals and an accessible tube-sheet arrangement support inspection and tube-by-tube maintenance.

Each unit is configured around the process chemistry, temperatures, pressures, allowable pressure drop, cleaning requirements and applicable design code.
The process-side and utility-side tube sheets are separated by a monitored interspace. This arrangement is intended to reveal seal leakage and reduce the risk of cross-contamination between the two media.
Each tube seal can be compressed and serviced independently. FKM, FFKM or another compatible sealing material is selected to suit the process fluid and temperature.
The tube chamber and other wetted components may use PTFE, PFA, enamel or other project-selected materials according to the corrosion and mechanical design review.
A spiral baffle arrangement provides distributed tube support and promotes shell-side flow distribution. Final geometry is verified for heat transfer, pressure drop and vibration risk.


| Tube material | Pressureless-sintered silicon carbide (SSiC), subject to the approved material specification |
|---|---|
| Sealing system | Individually adjustable O-ring seals; elastomer selected for medium and temperature |
| Wetted materials | PTFE, PFA, enamel, stainless steel or other project-selected materials |
| Typical thermal duties | Heating, cooling, condensation, evaporation and heat recovery |
| Design status | Dimensions, materials, pressure rating and performance are project-specific |
Our engineers will review the thermal duty, corrosion conditions, pressure design and material compatibility before preparing a technical proposal.
REQUEST TECHNICAL REVIEWTechnical note: all performance, material and dimensional information is project-specific. Final supply is governed by the approved quotation, datasheet, drawings and applicable code requirements.