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Industries Served Power/Utility Plants

Utility & Power Plants Heat Exchangers

Heat Exchangers for Power & Utility Plants

Advanced Coil understands that utility and power plant environments are harsh and operate nonstop. Conventional heat exchangers often have thin fins that weaken under intense conditions, plug from airborne particulates, and fail after repeated pressure washing. Advanced Coil designs heavy-duty, flat-finned coils built to withstand corrosive processes and high-pressure cleaning, providing reliable performance over time.

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Utility & Power Plants Heat Exchangers

Heat Exchangers for Power & Utility Plants

We have specifically designed heavy-duty fins are made from ‘half-hard’ Aluminum or Copper in thicknesses of 0.016”, 0.025”, 0.035” and 0.040”. Fins made from either 304, 316, or 2205 Duplex Stainless steel are available in thicknesses of 0.010”, 0.015” and 0.020”. We use 7/8” diameter tubing made from either 304LSS, 316LSS, 2205 Duplex or Carbon steel with wall thicknesses of 0.049″, 0.083” of 0.109”.

Why Choose Advanced Coil?

Benefits of using our heat exchanger design for utility industry applications include:

  • Heavy-duty fins that withstand high-pressure washing
  • Unexpanded tubes providing superior corrosion protection
  • Reliability and longevity
  • Welded joint construction capable of handling high-pressure steam (>100 psi)

Heat Exchanger Applications for Power & Utility Plants

  • Boiler air preheaters
  • Gas turbine inlet heating
  • HRSG auxiliary heating
  • Cooling tower bypass air heaters
  • Turbine hall ventilation heating
  • Generator room make-up air units
  • Lube oil cooler air systems
  • Exhaust heat recovery units
  • Process fluid coolers
  • Freeze-protection air heating systems

Our Products for the Utilities Industry

Steam Coils

Steam coils are coils that use steam to heat air. The steam enters as a gas and condenses to a liquid inside the tubes, giving off heat to the air. This is a very common way of heating air because there is often a central utility system producing steam that is distributed around the manufacturing or processing facility.

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Steam Coils
Industrial Fluid Coils

Fluid coils utilize a fluid inside of the tubes. Technically a fluid is assumed to be any medium that does not change state (e.g. steam changes from a vapor to a gas and refrigerant changes from a liquid to a gas).

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Industrial Fluid Coils
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Durable. Reliable. Proven.

Our 5-Year warranty demonstrates our products are engineered to perform and built to last. Since 1995 we have stood behind our work. Durable. Reliable. Proven. Ultimately, this is about your peace of mind.

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