Steam / Hot water
In thermal systems, steam is water in vapor form that carries energy through phase change, making it distinct from hot water, which transfers heat while remaining in a liquid state.
In thermal engineering and energy systems, the difference between steam and hot water is defined by their state of matter and the type of heat energy they carry:Steam
Steam is the gaseous phase of water, created by heating water to its boiling point.
Technical Specification -
- Capacity Range Per Unit - 100KW TO 10000 KW
- MOC FIN - AL-MG, AL, CU, SS
- MOC TUBE- SS304/316, CU
- FAN- AC, EC
Features / Benefits -
- Efficient Heat Transfer: Fin tube design maximizes surface area, enhancing heat exchange for effective cooling
- Compact Design: Space-saving coils fit various installations, ideal for limited spaces
- Versatile Applications: Used in HVAC, industrial processes, and more, handling diverse cooling needs
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Installation
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