Sasakura Engineering Equipment
Heat Exchangers
Air-cooled and fin-tube heat exchangers and heat recovery units for refineries, petrochemical, incineration and marine applications.
Description
Sasakura's heat exchange technology is used in petroleum refineries, petrochemical plants, municipal waste incineration plants and marine applications. The company began manufacturing air-cooled heat exchangers and K-fin tubes in 1963, and heat recovery systems that reuse exhaust gas, steam and waste heat are a focus.
Key features
- Air-cooled heat exchangers
- Fin-tube-type heat exchangers
- Heat pipe thermal recovery units
- Rotary thermosiphon chill rolls
Applications
Petroleum refineries, petrochemical plants, municipal waste incineration plants and marine applications requiring heat exchange or waste-heat recovery.
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