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Torusoojustusvahetid, also known as toroidal heat exchangers, are a type of heat exchanger that utilizes a toroidal or donut-shaped geometry. This design allows for a compact and efficient transfer of heat between two fluids. The fluids typically flow through separate channels within the torus. One fluid might flow through the inner core of the torus while the other flows through the outer shell, or they may follow more complex helical paths.

The toroidal shape offers several advantages. Its inherent strength allows it to withstand higher pressures compared to some other heat exchanger designs. The compact nature of the torus also makes it suitable for applications where space is limited. Furthermore, the continuous flow path within the torus can lead to reduced fouling and improved heat transfer coefficients. The design can be adapted for various applications, including heating, cooling, and condensation processes.

Torusoojustusvahetid can be constructed from a range of materials, depending on the specific requirements of the application, such as the operating temperature, pressure, and the corrosiveness of the fluids. Common materials include stainless steel, copper alloys, and other metals. The manufacturing process can involve techniques like coiling, welding, and casting to create the toroidal structure and its internal channels. These exchangers are employed in diverse fields such as HVAC systems, industrial processes, and automotive applications.