Tube Heat Exchanger

A heat exchanger is a water to water heat exchanger used in outdoor wood furnaces.

Shell & Tube heat exchangers (tube heat exchanger) are suited for higher-pressure applications. As its name implies, this type of heat exchanger consists of a shell (a large pressure vessel) with a bundle of tubes inside it. One fluid runs through the tubes, and another fluid flows over the tubes (through the shell) to transfer heat between the two fluids. Ideal for many residential and industrial applications. Their complete stainless steel welded structure ensures product strength and high quality performance.

Applications: Pools, Spas, Hot tubs, Transmission and engine coolers, Oil coolers, Boiler sample cooler, Waste water heat recovery.

What if there were a way to heat your home, give you all the hot water you need for baths, showers, laundry and more, heat your pool, spa, and anything else you wanted to keep warm with a truly efficient and renewable resource? What if you could help the environment while you were heating your home? What if you could do all this for FREE?

It sounds too good to be true, doesn't it? But there is a resource that fits all of these specifications. It's right in your backyard or down the road. Wood.

Now you're saying, "But that's old-fashioned and inefficient. Hey, and it's a lot of work. And it's dirty too!"

Not true. Wood heating has come of age. The modern exterior wood furnace takes advantage of the latest developments in heating technology. Set up outside your home, and using water and heat exchangers, our furnace burns cleanly and efficiently. In most cases it can be connected to your existing system to distribute the heat.

Because all your fuel is kept outside, you won't have the mess associated with indoor stoves. The unit will burn almost all sizes and types of wood, too.even those unsplittable knotty pieces. And the best part is you only have to feed it once or twice a day - even in the coldest weather. Load it up in the morning and evening, and the unit will do the rest. Water heated to 185 to 200 degrees surrounds the firebox, then it courses through tubing to your home where heat exchangers convert it to hot air which is then dispersed by your existing system.

Coal, gas and oil are fossil-based, non-renewable resources. And in the last year, costs for these commodities have soared. Electricity prices are also climbing. Quickly.

The environmental impact of these fuels is also significant and is something that must be considered. The methods that must be used to extract fossil fuels are damaging. Home systems, unless they are constantly and professionally maintained, (which few are) are not efficient burners. Electricity is often produced by coal-fueled plants or by hydroelectric dams that affect our fragile ecosystems.

There is no other source of warming your home that gives you all the advantages of a timber-fueled system. Wood is environmentally friendly, cost-effective, and efficient. And with a little extra work, you can get all this for free. Yes, for free!

This is an energy source that grows virtually everywhere. Property is constantly being cleared and the leavings are perfect for your use. Haul it home and you and your family are warm all winter for the cost of a tank of gas.

Our company prides itself on bringing the latest innovations in this technology, along with full service parts and accessories to you. We have many years of experience and can advise you on choosing the right equipment for your home.

So what are you waiting for? Give us a call.

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