HFM Selector

HFM Model Selector

Smart, Reliable, Made Simple

HFM Selector is a professional engineering tool that helps you quickly and accurately complete plate heat exchanger design and selection under various operating conditions.

By entering fluid parameters, process requirements, and application scenarios, HFM selector can automatically calculates and recommends suitable models, while providing thermodynamic calculations, pressure drop analysis, and energy efficiency comparisons. It enables you to achieve the best balance between performance and cost.

With HFM Selector, you can improve design efficiency, reduce errors, and shorten project cycles, ensuring more reliable and cost-effective equipment operation across industries such as oil and gas, petrochemicals, food processing, HVAC, etc.

Easy to Use

With a clean and friendly interface, you only need to enter the key parameters to quickly obtain professional selection results.

Visualized Results

HFM Selector presents outputs in forms and data, which is easier to understand all the performance difference at the same time.

Multiple Decisions

By providing multiple calculation results, HFM Selector supports you to compare the options and choose the most suitable solution.

Advanced Algorithms & Multi-Scenario Analysis

HFM Selector is equipped with over 100 fluid and gas property databases and integrates more than 80 mainstream plate heat exchanger models. It can precisely simulate the heat transfer and pressure drop characteristics under complex working conditions.

Based on years of thermodynamic research and engineering practical experience, the core algorithm is continuously optimized to provide users with efficient and reliable selection solutions.

Through an intuitive graphical interface and flexible operation procedures, HFM Selector helps you easily complete professional heat exchanger design and selection, significantly improving work efficiency and solution reliability.

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