
Shell and Tube Heat Exchangers
Designed in HTRI and PV Elite and built to TEMA and ASME VIII, including units with expansion bellows and 400 mm tubesheets.
View specificationsA kettle reboiler boils liquid from the bottom of a distillation column and sends the vapour back up. Its enlarged shell gives room for vapour to separate cleanly. We have built kettle reboilers for refinery service, including a stainless steel 316L unit for Indian Oil's Mathura Refinery.
Boiling and vapour disengagement checked in HTRI.
Built under our ASME U authorisation.
Eccentric kettle shells rolled in our own shop.
SS 316L, duplex and nickel alloys for aggressive service.
| Design codes | ASME Sec. VIII Div. 1 & 2 · TEMA · API |
|---|---|
| Stamps held | ASME U, U2, R · NB registered · IBR registered |
| Shell diameter | Up to 6 m (rolling) |
| Hydro test demonstrated | Up to 425 bar |
| Design software | HTRI (thermal) · PV Elite (mechanical) |
Kettles are simple and stable and handle wide boiling ranges well; thermosiphons are smaller and cheaper when the duty and hydraulics allow. We will compare both for your column.
Yes. Both our factories are in Coimbatore, about 195 km from Cochin port, with Tuticorin and Chennai also within reach. We pack for sea transport and ship to ports such as Jebel Ali, Khalifa Port, Dammam, Jubail, Sohar, Hamad and Shuwaikh. Our equipment is already in service with ADNOC, PDO Oman, OQ, QAPCO, Kuwait Oil Company and Ma'aden.
Of course. We regularly work with Bureau Veritas, Lloyd's Register, TÜV NORD, SGS, HSB and other agencies, and your own inspector is welcome at any stage.

Designed in HTRI and PV Elite and built to TEMA and ASME VIII, including units with expansion bellows and 400 mm tubesheets.
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API 661 air cooled exchangers with our own extruded and embedded finning lines, supplied to ADNOC, PDO Oman and NNPC.
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Pipe-in-pipe exchangers for small duties, high pressures and fluids that need true counter-current flow.
View specificationsTell us the date. We'll plan fabrication and shipping backwards from it, so the equipment is at your site when your team needs it.