Seligman's plate heat exchanger (first commercially available type, 1923) with 6 plates Seligman's plate heat exchanger
Partially cutaway model of a gas-bearing cryogenic turbo expander, and a complete miniature rotor for the turbine, by The British Oxygen Company Limited, England, 1974. Cryogenic Expansion Turbine from Gas Liquefier, 1974 1974
Early Collins type expansion engine used in helium liquefiers, by The British Oxygen Company Limited, England, 1970-75. Collins' Expansion Engine from Helium Liquefier, 1970-75 1970-1975
A.P.V. "Junior Paraflow" plate heat exchanger, size 1a, free standing (1972) A.P.V. "Junior Paraflow" plate heat exchanger 1972
Heat Exchanger with controls and blood pumps for "The Westminster Profound Hypothermia Unit" for cardiac surgery, developed by Charles Drew at Westminster Hospital, c.1960. Heat Exchanger for The Westminster Profound Hypothermia Unit, 1960s. 1959-1961