Steam coils are typically manufactured from reliable materials such as stainless steel, brass, and aluminum. These metals are reliable in a wide range of temperatures and can handle high pressures. Read More...
Here at Industrial Heat Transfer, Inc. we manufacturer modulate and non-modulated steam coils. Our modulated steam coils allow the user to control temperature and these solutions are ideal for low and high pressures. Our modulated steam coils are designed for reduced condensation hold up and increased heat transfer efficiency. Our non-modulated steam coils are very economical and offers low...
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These coils are most commonly used in HVAC systems, particularly for heating applications. For most applications, a boiler is used to heat water and cause it to turn into steam. The steam then travels through a system of tubes to the steam coil, where the steam can transfer its heat to the air around it.
The coil construction of these systems provides a greater area for heat transfer, thus making it a more efficient heating method. As the steam travels through the coils and releases its heat, it loses energy and is cooled and condenses back into water. The water is recycled back to the boiler where it is reheated and changed into steam again. This process is repeated over and over to provide consistent heating.
It is common for many industries to incorporate this kind of heat transfer solution in their processes. Examples of industries who utilize these types of devices include: aerospace, automotive, pharmaceutical, food processing, water treatment, metal manufacturing, marine, petrochemical and much more.
