Areas of Use / HVAC
HVAC, which is formed by the initials of the English words "Heating, Ventilating, Air Conditioning," generally refers to heating, cooling, and ventilation systems. Plate heat exchangers are a frequently used heat transfer technology in these areas. Some HVAC systems that use plate heat exchangers are as follows.
Hot Water Supply
Hot water for use in residences and industries is essential for comfort. With MIT Plate Heat Exchangers, your hot water can be produced centrally or individually. Compared to old systems, this system is more hygienic, efficient, durable, economical, and compact. With small revisions, the system can reach its old performance levels without the need for a complete system replacement for problems such as lime buildup and deformation caused by excessive chlorine.
Zonal Heating
With zonal heating centers using hot water from sources such as geothermal sources and electricity generation facilities, a region, a district, or even an entire province can be heated. The area to be heated is divided into sub-regions according to the need, and specially designed MIT Plate Heat Exchangers, depending on the type of source, are placed under buildings to provide each building with hot water suitable for its own needs.
Underfloor Heating Systems
Increasingly used as an effective, homogeneous, and decorative heating system, underfloor heating systems use MIT Plate Heat Exchangers to prevent the heating source from being affected by corrosion. With high resistance to corrosion, a completely stainless steel structure, and custom designs based on requirements, MIT Plate Heat Exchangers guarantee the trouble-free operation of the system for years.
Pressure Reducer
In multi-story and tall buildings, serious pressures occur due to the height of the system. Sending this pressure directly to the heating-cooling system at the bottom without reducing it causes excessive strain and wear on the system. Additionally, since the installation should be done with fittings resistant to high pressure, the initial investment cost is very high. MIT Plate Heat Exchangers, which are placed between the boiler room or the cooling group and the system and are resistant to high pressure, counter the pressure coming from the system, allowing the boiler-cooling system in the primary circuit to operate smoothly at low pressures.
Pool Heating
Whether it is a swimming pool or thermal pool, all pools need to be within certain temperature ranges. MIT Plate Heat Exchangers can be used with a simple automation to maintain the desired temperature in pools. With their compact structures occupying very little space in the pool's engine room, MIT Plate Heat Exchangers ensure that the pool is kept at the desired temperature when used.
Central Heating Systems
In our country, the use of central heating systems is encouraged and sometimes mandatory within the framework of new laws in force. This is because centralized systems are more efficient and consume less energy compared to individual uses. With MIT Plate Heat Exchangers, hot water required for heating residences with hot water from a central source can be produced, and hot water can also be supplied.