Sized for large surface area and high flow — condensing duty, frequently seawater or cooling-water service, often the largest tube sheets in a plant and commonly paired with Floating or Segmental construction.
| Application Scope | Condensing duty — steam or process vapor condensation against a cooling fluid |
| Typical Diameter Range | Often the largest in a facility — 1500 mm to 3500+ mm |
| Common Materials | Copper-Nickel 90/10, Copper-Nickel 70/30, Titanium Grade 2 |
| Common Structural Pairing | Floating or Segmental for the largest units |
Condensers are frequently seawater service, driving specific material choices.
Family hub for Cu-Ni condenser tube sheet options
Economical default for general seawater condenser service
Family hub for titanium condenser tube sheet grades
Lightest, most corrosion-resistant option for critical condensers
Broader shell-and-tube application category
Common structural pairing for large condensers
Drawing-led RFQ path for custom condenser tube sheets
Condensing duty typically requires more surface area for a given heat duty than sensible-heat exchange, and cooling water flow rates are often high — both push condenser tube sheets toward the largest end of the size range.
Copper-Nickel 90/10 is the most common economical default for general seawater and cooling water service; Titanium Grade 2 is specified where higher corrosion resistance or lower weight is needed.
Floating construction is common for large condensers since it allows full bundle pulling for cleaning and accommodates thermal cycling; segmental construction is used once diameter exceeds single-piece limits.
Every enquiry is checked against governing code, material compatibility and manufacturing feasibility before a quote is issued. Use our product, material, grade and standards guides to freeze the RFQ — then confirm with engineering.
Condenser tube sheet enquiries for power and process plants are also handled as export supply for markets such as the UAE, Saudi Arabia, the Philippines and South Africa.
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