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M A R I N ECool on all the 7 seas of the world

P l a t e H e a t E x c h a n g e r s


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LT-HT fresh water/lube oil cooler incl. thermometers,pressure gauges and drain/venting pipes for DaedongShipbuilding (STX), Korea

Shipbuilding:A tradition

with a future The tonnage to be realised in shipbuildingwill notably grow over the next few decades.

Outlooks prove the growth in worldwide

trading over the seas. Cruise ships and high

speed ferries will expect more and more

passengers. Another trend are special-purpose

ships as well as special constructions for raw

material exploration and offshore technology

(excavators, drilling platforms etc.). At the

same time, the regulations governing the safetyof ships and maritime environmental protection

are becoming more stringent. As such, profit-

ability for the ship owners becomes a crucial

factor, and shipyards demand increasingly

efficient solutions maximising safety and

minimising operating costs with integrated

control systems.


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Where ships manoeuvre in narrow waters or have

to keep on course in a storm in the open sea, many

things may happen, except the failure of the ships

engine. This can be lethal, cost millions and do

irreversible damage to the environment. For this

reason, reliable propulsion and auxiliary systems

are a must in modern operation on the seas. It is,

therefore, only logical that many engine rooms

are equipped with plate heat exchangers from

GEA Ecoflex from the container ship to theluxurious cruise ship, from the polar circle to the

tropics.

As one of the pioneers in the development of plate

heat exchangers (PHE), GEA Ecoflex not only offers

you units proven at sea, but also in-depth special

knowledge. The propulsion systems of the different

manufacturers determine the design and dimen-

sions of the cooling systems. In addition to cooling

the propulsion systems, plate heat exchangers

assume a large number of other tasks. Whatever the

case may be: Safety, function and low lifetime costs

are always on board also.

The maxim in sailing is:Safety first

Lube oil cooler VarithermVT 1306 installed on containership Maersk Vancouver.Shipyard: J.J. Sietas, Hamburg


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Main engine Aux. engine

Preheater for seawater desalination

HT fresh water pumps

LT fresh water pumps

Lube oil cooler M.E.

Charge aircooler M.E.

Auxiliaries

Centralised cooling system with separatelow temperature (LT) and high temperature (HT) circuits.

Efficient coolingfor main and

auxiliary engines The cooling of ships engines requires a large numberof different components, such as the plate heat

exchangers of GEA Ecoflex. This illustration shows

an exemplary function sequence. Solutions deviating

from this are feasible without problems, thanks to the

variety of sizes of the plate heat exchangers and their

flexibility. We would be pleased to give advice or to

show you other individual solutions.


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HT central coolers

LT central coolers

Sea water pumps

Two principles havingthe same effectThere are two optional principles available for cooling high-power

engines with plate heat exchangers:

1. The PHE are placed separately next to the engine

2. The PHE are directly built-on to the engine block to save space

GEA Ecoflex closely co-operates with leading engine manufacturers

and is involved in the development of new engine generations.

This results in complete high-performance and economic drive

systems.

Marine approvals

Plate heat exchangers manufactured by GEA Ecoflex are readily

approved by the leading international ship classification bodies.

LT-central fresh water cooler Varitherm VT 80installed on ferry Nils Holgersson (TT-Line)


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The specifications contained in this printing unit are intended only to serve the non-

binding description of our products and services and are not subject to guarantee.

Binding specifications, especially pertaining to performance data and suitability for

specific operating purposes, are dependent upon the individual circumstances at the

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GEA Ecoflex GmbH

For more than 75 years, GEA Ecoflex has been developing

customer-oriented and cost-optimised plate heat exchanger

solutions for the following fields of application:

France, Paris

GEA Ecoflex, FrancePhone:+ 33-130-146-521

Fax: +33-130-146-529E-mail: [email protected]

Great Britain, Sheffield

GEA Ecoflex UK Ltd.Phone: +44 -190-955-1107Fax: +44-190-955-0885E-mail: [email protected]

Sweden, Landskrona

GEA Ecobraze ABPhone:+ 46- 418-446-160Fax: +46-418-446-177

E-mail: [email protected]

Italy, Parma

GEA Ecoflex, ItalyPhone:+ 39-0521-965-453

Fax: +39-0521-965-507E-mail: [email protected]

Denmark, Skanderborg

GEA Ecoflex, ScandinaviaPhone:+ 45- 7015- 2200Fax: +45-7015-2244E-mail: [email protected]

USA, Louisville

GEA Ecoflex North America Inc.Phone:+ 1-502-962-3535Fax: +1-502-962-5497


Poland, Warsaw

GEA Ecoflex, PolandPhone: +48 -22-608 14 15Fax: +48 -22-608 14 25E-mail: [email protected]

China, Shanghai

GEA Ecoflex, ChinaPhone: +86 -21 63 90 00 01

Fax: + 86- 21 63 90 05 56E-mail: [email protected]

Singapore

GEA Ecoflex, Asia PacificPhone:+ 65-6336-7278Fax: +65-6336-3363E-mail: [email protected]

Malaysia, Puchong

GEA Ecoflex (Asia) Sdn. Bhd.Phone: +60 -3-8060-9592Fax: +60-3-8060-9594


India, Navi Mumbai

GEA Ecoflex, IndiaPhone:+ 91-22-2764-2025Fax: +91-22-2769-3821E-mail: [email protected]

GEA Ecoflex GmbH Karl-Schiller-Str. 13 D-31157 SarstedtPhone: +49(0) 5066/ 6 01-0 Fax: +49(0)50 66/ 601-104www.gea-ecoflex.com E-mail: [email protected]

A company of GEA Group

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