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Is A Plate Heat Exchanger Or A Rotary Heat Exchanger Better?

Plate exchangers have no moving parts and completely separate the two air streams, which makes them the default for clean exhaust and any application where cross-contamination control matters. Rotary exchangers handle higher duct static pressure, suit larger ductwork, and with the ECW high-temperature rotor tolerate exhaust temperatures up to 300°C. Compare on duty, not on unit price.


See also: Plate Heat Exchanger Selection Guide · Rotary Heat Exchanger · Counter-Flow Plate Heat Exchanger


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