Heat Exchangers Become Increasingly Compact and Efficient

Heat exchangers are getting increasingly compact and efficient. Enhanced, compact, ultra-compact, microscale and mesoscale variations are on the market or in development. Continuing innovations in nanotechnology and fuel cells promise further advances in heat exchanger miniaturization.

By Sheila Kennedy | 04/10/2007

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