Heat exchanger book

Andy_6

I was looking for a book on furnasty heat exchangers. The book I seen a while back pointed out where each manufacturers exchanger tends to break down with age. Any body know where I could buy such a book? Thanks

Greg Swob

try this site:

furnaceconsultants.com A firm from Topeka, Ks. area assembled a book such as you're looking for. They put on seminar classes with a book(s) listing various manufacturer's product models with the most likely common cracked or corroded areas pointed out. I don't have the book, but know a guy who does and he swears by it. The book comes with their seminar fee and I'm pretty sure they sell it outright without the seminar. If that site doesn't work out, call Comfort Products Distributing of Wichita, Ks. at 316-265-2664 or 800-552-0178(don't know if this a coast-to-coast Watts number or not). They have stores in Neb., N. Dakota, Iowa, S. Dakota, and Missouri also. I don't know if the other stores have used these guys for training or not. Greg

Mark Eatherton1

Try...

http://www.professionalequipment.com/xq/ASP/ProductID.718/id.9/subID.107/qx/default.htm

Or put Ellis Prach in a google search engine and see what comes out. Prach is the wiz at cracks:-)

ME

Jack, CVMS

How about

this site: http://www.furnacesafetyconsultants.com/pages/710635/

Berryton, KS - a suburb of Tokeka

John Mills_3

here

http://www.heatexchangerexperts.com/

Andy_6

Thanks for the information. Checking into all of them.

Greg Swob

Thanks, Jack

I stand corrected. Forgot the 'safety'. Greg