A marine heat exchanger is a critical component used on ships and offshore vessels to transfer heat between two fluids—usually seawater and a closed-loop freshwater or oil system—without allowing them to mix. Its primary purpose is to cool engines, generators, and other onboard machinery, ensuring safe and efficient operation in harsh marine environments.
In most marine...
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