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碳化矽換熱器可以被广泛应用于化工、制药等领域的腐蚀性工况环境中，它属于一种新材料热交换器，换热器采用无压烧结工艺制成。与传统的石墨换热器、搪玻璃（搪瓷）换热器、不锈钢换热器比较，具有强耐腐蚀性、高换热效率、长使用寿命、高密封洁净性、强抵抗热冲击的能力等显著特性，并具有非常高的性价比。

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