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Embedded finned tubes from Solitaire Overseas provide excellent thermal efficiency, especially in high-temperature applications. The fins are securely fixed into a helical groove on the outer surface of the tube. This is achieved by mechanically locking the fins in place, followed by rollers that press the displaced metal from the groove tightly against the base of the fins.
This process creates a durable metal-to-metal bond, ensuring long-lasting performance and efficient heat transfer.
Fins Per Inch | 5-13 FPI |
Fin Height | 0.25″ to 0.63″ |
Fin Material | Cu, Al |
Tube OD | 0.5″ to 3.0″ OD |
Tube Material | Cu, CuNi, Br, Al, SS, CS, Ni, Ti |
Max Process Temperature | 750 °F |
Base Tube Specification | Fin Specification | |||
O.D. (mm) | W.T. (mm) | Height (mm) | Thickness (mm) | Pitch (mm) |
15.88-50.8 | 1.0-3.0 | 6.35-25.4 | 0.4 | 2.1-6.0 |
Material | Material | Length | ||
CS, SS, Alloy Steel, Copper | Aluminum, CS, Copper | ≤ 15m |
Feature | Description |
Strong Fin Stability | Fins stay securely in place under varying operating conditions. |
Efficient Heat Transfer | Delivers excellent heat transfer for effective thermal control. |
High-Temperature Durability | Performs reliably at elevated temperatures with strong resistance to changes. |
Thermal Shock Resistance | Handles sudden temperature shifts without affecting structural strength. |
Petroleum, Chemical, and Petrochemical Sectors |
Natural Gas Processing |
Steel Industry: Used in blast furnaces and converter systems. |
Power Generation: Applied in steam turbine systems, flue gas condensation, cooling cycles, and both fossil and nuclear power plants. |
Air Conditioning Systems: Used with Freon, ammonia, and propane. |
Waste Incinerators |
Compressor Coolers: These tubes play a crucial role in optimizing thermal management in these sectors. |
An embedded fin is produced by inserting a fin strip into a groove on the base tube. The groove is then backfilled to secure the fin, ensuring a strong bond.
Finned tubes are commonly used in both household and industrial heat exchangers. They are found in air conditioners, car radiators, and other systems where heat transfer is required. The fins increase the surface area for better heat exchange, improving cooling or heating efficiency.
A fin in a heat exchanger is a corrugated sheet that enhances heat transfer by increasing surface area. It also helps hold the flat plates together, forming a secondary surface for heat exchange.