Steam Heating Coils

A standard steam coil, or simply a steam coil, is a heat exchanger that uses steam to heat air or another gas. Steam is supplied to the coil via an inlet header, which is then distributed throughout the coil in a series of tubes like you'd find on most coils.A coil is a heating element attached to the heating unit itself. The heater generates an electric current flowing into the coil, which transfers the electric energy into heat energy. It may be directly immersed in the medium to heat it or radiate heat through an open space.Steam Coils are used in industrial air heating and processing and HVAC applications. These coils make use of the steam's hidden heat (change of state) that is released when it condenses from a vapor to a liquid. All steam coils are specifically designed with condensate management in mind.