As anybody who has ever designed heat transfer equipment will tell you, it all comes down to tradeoffs. The specifics of the application and the priorities of the equipment’s end user will always have the greatest impact on a heat exchanger’s eventual design. For some applications, minimizing a coil’s total cost is the top priority. In such situations, our engineers will try to design a heat exchanger that’s as small as possible, using the least amount of raw materials and labor needed to meet the thermal requirement. On the other hand, for a heavy industrial application where service life and durability are the considerations of record, our approach to heat exchanger design would be entirely different.
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