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Standard Steam Coils

A standard steam coil is a tube-and-fin heat exchanger designed for medium-temperature heating applications, where the entering air temperature is typically approximately 55°F or higher. Steam flows through the coil’s tubes, transferring heat to the air passing over the steam coil to provide efficient and reliable heating. Standard steam coils are available with multiple material construction options and configurations to accommodate a wide range of steam pressures and application requirements.

Standard Steam Coil

Tubes

Materials

  • Carbon Steel
  • Copper
  • Cupro-Nickel
  • Stainless Steel

Sizes

  • 5/8"
  • 1"

Wall Thickness

  • .025": 1-25 PSIG
  • .035": 25-75 PSIG
  • .049": 75-125 PSIG


Fins

Materials

  • Aluminum
  • Copper
  • Stainless Steel

Specifications

  • 5/8": 6-14 FPI
  • 1": 6-12 FPI

Fin Thickness

  • Aluminum
  • • 0.006
  • • 0.008
  • • 0.010
  • Copper
  • • 0.006

Headers

Materials

  • Carbon Steel
  • Copper
  • Cupro-Nickel
  • Stainless Steel

Casing

Materials

  • Galvanized Steel
  • Stainless Steel

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Please Note:

Nationwide Coils specializes in commercial and industrial HVAC coils and does not manufacture or distribute coils for residential applications.

What is a Standard Steam Coil?

A steam coil is a heat exchanger used in commercial and industrial HVAC systems to efficiently transfer heat from steam to air. Steam enters the coil and travels through a series of tubes, where its heat is transferred through the tube walls and fins to the air flowing across the steam coil. As the air temperature increases, the heated airstream can be used for space heating, ventilation, make-up air or other industrial applications. Standard steam coils are available in a variety of tube, fin, casing and circuiting configurations to accommodate different airflow requirements, steam pressures, temperatures and system designs.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Replacement Standard Steam Coils

Do I need to know what the steam pressure is when sizing a steam coil?

For proper performance and appropriate materials of construction, we do need to know the steam pressure. It is essential for selecting the right tube wall thickness and type for reliable and safe operation of the steam coil.

How do I know when to use a standard steam coil vs a steam distribution coil?

Standard steam coils are usually used for entering air temperatures of 55 degrees or above. If the air temperature is lower, it is more common to utilize a “non-freeze” steam distribution coil.

Do I need to pitch my steam coils?

You do not pitch the tubes for standard steam coils. For steam distribution coils it is common to pitch the coils within the casing to allow for proper condensate flow through the tubes.