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Oven, Oxidizer Retrofits Reduce Finisher's Carbon Footprint
One of Europe's largest steel producers retrofits and revamps its strip finishing line to cut the finishing line's gas usage by more than 60 percent and preventing 1 tonne of carbon from reaching the atmosphere each hour.

Steam Tracing 101
Learning the basics of steam tracing allows processors to review and compare options for each application. Although there are clearly advantages and limitations to each, this article does not attempt to compare steam and electrical heat tracing methods.

by Peter Baen and Lance Bielke, Thermon Industries Inc.

5 Steps to Save Energy
In a heat processing application, the process oven is designed, rated and commissioned for a specific production capacity. This capacity typically is a conservative number reflecting worst-case loading. This inflated rating makes your oven consume more energy even under normal conditions when the extra capacity is not being used.

by Mike Grande, Infratrol Manufacturing Corp.

High Temperature Sealant
Pyro-Putty 950 can be used in applications to 950°F (510°C) to repair rough, scored or irregular surfaces.

Combustion Gas Analyzer
Features of the E2200 include field-replaceable and precalibrated gas sensors for O2, CO and NO/NOX.



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