Distribute
Manifolds and seals keep the two fluid paths separate.
ThermoSnare™ is Trevi's field-tested polymeric tube-in-shell heat exchanger for low-level heat recovery, built for the acidic streams of industry and mining. One fluid runs through thin polymer tubes, one through the shell; capacity grows modularly.

Polymer conducts less heat than metal. The design compensates: ultra-thin walls, high surface area, countercurrent geometry, controlled flow distribution.
Manifolds and seals keep the two fluid paths separate.
Thin polymer walls and surface area move heat between the circuits.
Geometry and controls manage duty, viscosity, temperature approach, and pressure drop.
Pressure rating, service life, and cost are established for each project's fluids and duty.
Discuss Your Operating EnvelopeA review starts with measured conditions and ends with a test plan.
Record fluid, temperatures, flow, pressure, chemistry, fouling potential, and duty cycle.
Set the receiving fluid, target temperature, schedule, and required duty.
Size the wall, bundle, manifolds, seals, and controls.
Check startup, turndown, upset, shutdown, and seasonal conditions.
Results are specific to the CEC program's fluids, sites, and scale.
A separate prototype program; figures are not combined with the CEC results.
Bring the temperatures, flows, fluids, and duty cycle. Trevi will scope the next engineering question.