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Kelvion (Germany)

NX Series / K Series

Kelvion (formerly GEA Heat Exchangers, spun off in 2015 and independent) is an established German heat exchanger manufacturer with roots in the 1920s. The NX/K series covers the entire marine field. After spinning off from GEA, Kelvion continued with the same technology and also offers tube bundle heat exchangers for special marine applications.

50-5,000 kW thermal
Capacity
Freshwater / Seawater / Lube Oil
Medium

Components & Design

Component data being added…

Technical Data

type Gasketed Plate Heat Exchanger
variant count approx 5
period start year 1920
drive type Passive
construction Stainless steel / titanium plates, various gasket materials

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Common failures & inspection points

Gasket degradation from age
Plate fouling
Frame misalignment from heavy seas vibration

Service & Maintenance

Gasket replacement every 5-8 years. Plate cleaning annually. Standard maintenance as per gasketed PHE practice.

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Replacement Parts

Kelvion (Bochum, Germany, ehem. GEA Heat Exchangers, 2015 abgespalten). Lead time: 2-4 weeks.
Equipment Model #37738 · ✓ still in production