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aircoil CAC-150

The Vestas CAC-150 is a standalone charge air cooler that lowers the temperature of compressed intake air for marine diesel engines, featuring class‑survey pressure testing and removable fins for cleaning. The supplied category identifies the equipment as Charge Air Cooler (Standalone), and it is normally installed in an engine-room cooling, heating, condensing or heat-recovery circuit according to the vessel piping arrangement. In that listed role, its primary purpose is to transfer heat between two fluid streams while keeping the media separated. Plate, shell-and-tube, condenser and evaporator designs differ in construction and cleaning method, so the model-specific material and pressure limits must come from its documentation. The model designation identifies the listed configuration, but no additional performance, approval or construction detail is inferred from the model code beyond the information supplied in the source record. The source metadata also states capacity: 1200 kW. For exact ratings, dimensions, settings, capacities, materials and variant-specific limits, refer to the manufacturer documentation for the exact figure.

Vestas aircoil CAC-150
1200 kW
Capacity
Charge Air / Freshwater
Medium

Components & Design

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Common failures & inspection points

Fouling or scaling increases differential pressure and reduces heat-transfer performance
Gasket, seal or tube-joint deterioration causes external leakage
Plate or tube corrosion, erosion or cracking causes internal cross-contamination between fluid circuits
Blocked strainers or restricted valves reduce flow and produce abnormal inlet-to-outlet temperatures
Incorrect reassembly, venting or flow distribution after service causes leakage or poor thermal performance

Service & Maintenance

Trend inlet and outlet temperatures and differential pressure and inspect for leakage. Open or clean the exchanger only by the approved method and examine plates, tubes, gaskets or end covers for deposits, corrosion and deformation. Investigate any cross-contamination promptly. Refer to the manufacturer documentation for the exact figure for tightening, test pressure and wear limits.

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Replacement Parts

Carry the correct gaskets or seals, representative plates or tube-repair provisions where approved, port seals, strainers and compatible cleaning materials.
Equipment Model #364 · ✓ still in production

Wer liefert dieses Teil? 29 Betriebe im Verzeichnis

DINTEC Co., Ltd.
Busan, South Korea
AMI Exchangers Ltd
Seaton Carew, United Kingdom
Applied Cooling Technologies / Vestas Aircoil Group
Punta Gorda, United States
BRITA LETH APS
Denmark
CSSC Marine Service Co., Ltd.
NoneChina|Germany|South Korea|Singapore
Carl Baguhn Barranquilla Sas
Colombia
DUAP Industries Inc.
NoneSwitzerland
Diesel Partners Corea Co., Ltd.
Busan, South Korea
Fukuno International Ltd.
Tokyo, Japan
GasTOPS Ltd
Canada
Global Leader in Sustainable Energy
Sint-Andries, Belgium
Gold Engineering GmbH
Hamburg, Germany
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