01Liquid–Liquid
Transfer heat between two process streams based on the temperature programme, flow rates and allowable pressure drop.
Compact, fully welded heat exchangers engineered for process heating, cooling, heat recovery, condensation and reboiling.

Explore flow arrangements for liquid–liquid heat transfer, condensation and reboiling, including one-pass and multi-pass configurations.
Transfer heat between two process streams based on the temperature programme, flow rates and allowable pressure drop.
Condense process vapours with consideration for operating pressure, non-condensable gases, pressure drop and required subcooling.
Evaluate evaporation and reboiling duties around fluid properties, circulation and available temperature approach.
Recover energy from hot process streams to reduce external heating and cooling demand.
Compact process-fluid heating using hot water, steam condensate or another process stream.
Cool process liquids with water, brine or a counter-flowing process stream.
Materials, flow arrangement, design pressure and temperature are confirmed for each project.

Feed preheating, heat recovery, and process-column condenser or reboiler duties.
Reaction-stream heating and cooling, solvent recovery and process heat recovery.
Process-liquid and gas treatment, heat recovery and compact plant upgrades.
Auxiliary-loop cooling, heat recovery and selected condensation duties.
Closed-loop heating and cooling with materials selected for the process fluid.
Process-stream heat recovery and liquid heating or cooling.
Thermal duties in utility and energy-recovery circuits where project requirements permit.
Heat recovery, process-water heating and cooling, steam-condensate duties and utility-loop integration.
Explore Compabloc core or complete-unit replacement and K°Bloc complete-unit replacement. Share the datasheet, drawing and operating conditions for review.
Explore Replacement Solutions ↗Send us your fluid data, flow rates, inlet and outlet temperatures, design pressure and allowable pressure drop.
Datasheets and process specifications can be submitted for engineering review.