Tempco’s manual for the correct selection of spare parts for heat transfer plates and gaskets in plate heat exchangers, essential in order to ensure maximum efficiency, operational safety, and longevity.
Higher thermal efficiency and greater compactness with brazed plate heat exchangers compared to shell-and-tube heat exchangers for hydraulic oil cooling in hydraulic power plants.
Legislative Decree 102/2025 introduced new requirements in Italy for the control and prevention of Legionella in water systems, including monitoring requirements and the preparation of a Water Safety Plan.
Scheduled maintenance with Tempco Service is the smartest solution to always ensure maximum efficiency and operational continuity of thermal machines and thermoregulation and temperature control systems.
The use of original spare parts in thermoregulation, cooling, and energy recovery systems, for heat exchangers, pumps, valves, and controls, ensures maximum process efficiency and operational continuity.
Tempco thermoregulation units are custom-built for OEMs in the food and pharmaceutical sectors to regulate the temperature of water and process fluids, ensuring simple integration, hygiene, and easy maintenance.
Tempco is pleased to present the new website for IPE, a company that has collaborated with Tempco for years and designs and manufactures thermoregulation systems, offering a full range of services and assistance for temperature control applications.
In a holistic approach to thermal transfer systems, the added value goes beyond the initial cost of the technology, including other factors such as energy efficiency, compactness and installation flexibility, reliability, and ease of maintenance.
Maintenance intervention with gaskets replacement on flanges in a cogeneration plant in operation since 2014 with Tempco heat exchangers, specifically a brazed plate exchanger on jackets and a shell and tube exchanger on fumes heat recovery.
The importance of preventive maintenance and alarms in thermoregulation systems, the lack of oil circulation and the intervention of the maximum temperature thermostat, ignoring the alarm, led to the explosion of the electrical resistors.
