Aircoolers - Aircondensors
- Gascoolers - Preheaters - Heat Recovery
All these units will be equipped with their most applicable type of finned tube
(high fin or low fin).
The most frequently used types of finned tubes are :
-
L-fin helical
material tube : carbon steel, stainless steel
material fin : ALU
The alu Fin has a base of the L shape, and is in contact with the
carbon steel tube itself.
working temperature : up to 150°C
- Knurled "L" wrap on finned tubes - helical
material tube : carbon steel, stainless steel
material fin : ALU
working temperature : up to 250°C
- G-fin - helical
material tube : carbon steel, stainless steel
material fin : ALU
The alu fin is crimped into a groove in the basic tube.
Used up to 400°C.
- Extruded - Bimetalic - helical
material tube : carbon steel
material fin : ALU
The fins are extruded from a basic Alu tube which formed the
previously encasement of the carbon steel inner tube.
Used up to 250°C.
- TIG welded with finned tubes
material tube : carbon steel, stainless steel
material fin : ALU, carbon steel, stainless steel
High frequence welded tubes for high temperature conditions.
- I-fin - helical hot dip galvanised (used up to 350°C)
(*)
material tube : carbon steel
material fin : ALU
These tubes are common used for central heating of buildings,
greenhouses and rooms.
- I-fin - helical Stainless steel (used up to 150°C)
(*)
material tube : stainless steel
material fin : stainless steel
This type is used up to 200°C.
(*) for more information, see our finned tubes production
programme
Decometa is focused on serving clients in
the following industries :
- oil and gas installation
- food industry, sugar mills
- rendering industry
- incineration
- electric furnace cooling
We select the most economical, ecological and low maintenance
solution for your dry cooling or heat recovery
installation.
- Type : forced -, induced - or natural draught
- maximum heat transfer efficiency
- No air blanketing in condensors
- low fan power
- low maintenance cost and safe construction
- low noise
- eventually air recirculation
- freezing protection
- corrosion resistance : due to selection of materials, corrosion
allowances and avoiding the existence of air pockets
- modular cells
- mechanical and thermal integrity