Graphite equipment manufacturers classify the equipment according to their functional principles and structural types as follows:
1. Graphite Heat Exchanger
Function: Indirect heat transfer between two media. Structural types include shell-and-tube graphite heat exchangers, cylindrical block-type graphite heat exchangers, rectangular block-type graphite heat exchangers, etc.
2. Graphite Falling-Film Absorber
Function: Mass and heat transfer. Used for falling-film absorption of soluble gases while simultaneously removing absorption heat. Examples include shell-and-tube graphite falling-film absorbers and cylindrical block-type absorbers.
3. Graphite Combustion Synthesis Device
Function: Combustion or synthesis of combustible materials. It can also complete synthesis, cooling, and absorption in a single unit. Examples include water-jacketed hydrogen chloride synthesis furnaces and three-in-one hydrochloric acid synthesis furnaces.
4. Graphite Sulfuric Acid Dilution Cooler
Function: Dilution (cooling) of media such as sulfuric acid, with the ability to remove dilution heat (cooling) in a single unit.
5. Graphite Tower Equipment
Function: Gas-liquid or liquid-liquid mass transfer equipment, including tray towers and packed towers.
6. Graphite Pump Equipment
Function: Equipped with a power device for conveying liquids or creating negative pressure to extract other media.
7. Graphite Mechanical Equipment
Function: Equipped with a power device for mixing, reacting, concentrating, or evaporating materials.
8. Permeable Graphite Equipment*
Function: Carbon (or graphite) components with micropores that allow one or some particles to pass through while blocking others.
9. Graphite-Lined Equipment
Function: Equipment lined with graphite bricks or plates for corrosion resistance.
10. Graphite Pipes and Fittings
Function: Used for conveying media and connecting equipment.
11. Graphite Sealing Materials
Function: Used for face seals, packing seals, and flange seals.
12. Graphite Protective Anode in Cathodic Protection Systems
Function: Serves as an impressed current protective anode in cathodic protection systems.