Due to its excellent high-temperature resistance, silicon carbide material was initially used in heat exchangers for high-temperature flue gas heat recovery processes. With the continuous improvement of sintering technology, the corrosion resistance of silicon carbide has begun to stand out in the chemical industry, making it a new non-metallic corrosion-resistant heat exchanger. Currently, there are various forms of silicon carbide heat exchangers, including silicon carbide tube heat exchangers and silicon carbide plate heat exchangers.
