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SHX
(redirected from Secondary Heat Exchanger)

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SHXShaw Industries (former stock symbol; now delisted)
SHXSexual Health Xchange (est. 2007)
SHXSecondary Heat Exchanger
SHXLarge Sharks (FAO fish species code)
SHXSynapsis Hotline X Client


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The Effinity93(Model PTC) features Modine's Conservicore technology, a high-grade stainless steel secondary heat exchanger specifically designed to withstand the acidic condensate that is a byproduct of the combustion process.
For the purpose of effectuating the proposed settlement, the Court has granted conditional certification of the following settlement class: All individuals and entities in the United States who currently own a Carrier 90% high efficiency condensing furnace manufactured between January 1, 1989 and the date of final approval of the Settlement and equipped with a polypropylene-laminated secondary heat exchanger, and former owners of such furnaces whose furnaces experienced CHX failure.
The complaints in each case allege that in the mid-1980s Carrier stopped using stainless steel secondary heat exchangers in favor of cheaper polypropylene-laminated mild steel.
 
 
 
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