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[[File:Disc coolers.jpg|thumb|right|Disc Coolers]] | |||
The Disc Cooler is a continuous surface contact cooler for use on a wide variety of products. It operates on the principle of indirectly transferring the heat from the product into the cooling - medium which flows through the discs, usually cooled or chilled water. | The Disc Cooler is a continuous surface contact cooler for use on a wide variety of products. It operates on the principle of indirectly transferring the heat from the product into the cooling - medium which flows through the discs, usually cooled or chilled water. | ||
The unique disc design incorporates a profiled rib which provides additional strength characteristics to the disc plates and eliminates the need for staybolts.The discs are sub-assembled before being installed onto the rotor shaft where they are welded into position.The rotor shaft is completed by the addition of end stub shafts which are forged, tested and then precision machined to mate and bolt onto the ends of the rotor tube. The end result is a highly efficient rotary disc assembly. | The unique disc design incorporates a profiled rib which provides additional strength characteristics to the disc plates and eliminates the need for staybolts.The discs are sub-assembled before being installed onto the rotor shaft where they are welded into position.The rotor shaft is completed by the addition of end stub shafts which are forged, tested and then precision machined to mate and bolt onto the ends of the rotor tube. The end result is a highly efficient rotary disc assembly. | ||