Question 1

What is a Box Type Heat Exchanger and why is it better than Shell & Tube?

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A Box Type Heat Exchanger is a compact, German-designed heat transfer unit featuring short straight tube bundles (500-600 mm). It saves up to 60% floor space, achieves 99.8% vapor recovery, and allows complete in-house mechanical descaling in ~2 hours without removing the unit. It also offers dual-mode capability, performing cooling and chilling simultaneously in one body.

Question 2

Where is Atlas Chem Feb located?

Accepted Answer

Atlas Chem Feb is located at Plot No. 7514, Nr. Karmatur Chowkdi, G.I.D.C. Ankleshwar – 393002, Dist. Bharuch, Gujarat, India. The facility spans 11,000 sq. ft. across two manufacturing sheds equipped with 10T and 5T overhead cranes.

Question 3

How does Atlas Chem Feb verify raw material quality and traceability?

Accepted Answer

Atlas Chem Feb verifies 100% of raw materials through Mill Test Certificates (MTCs), heat number stamp transfer to every cut piece, and independent chemical/physical testing at NABL-accredited laboratories. Clients receive a full QA/QC dossier upon dispatch.

Question 4

What materials of construction (MOC) does Atlas Chem Feb manufacture?

Accepted Answer

Equipment is fabricated in SS316, SS316L, SS304, SS304L, Mild Steel / Carbon Steel (SA516 GR70), Alloy 20, Hastelloy C-22, and Hastelloy C-276 tailored to process fluid compatibility, pressure, and temperature.

Question 5

What Quality Control (QC) and FAT procedures are conducted before equipment dispatch?

Accepted Answer

Atlas Chem Feb executes a 4-stage QC workflow including Inward MTC Verification, Client Pre-Fabrication Inspection, In-Process WPS/WQR Weld Checks, and mandatory pre-dispatch Factory Acceptance Testing (FAT) featuring Hydrostatic Proof Testing, Dye Penetrant Testing (DPT), Thickness Gauging, and Surface RA Meter checks.

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