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An exclusive preview of the 2023 Process Heating & Cooling Show. The only show focused exclusively on industrial heating and cooling for the process industries returns to Chicago in May.
Join me on May 24-25 at the Donald E. Stephens Convention Center in Rosemont, Ill. I am so convinced you will walk away with valuable new insights that I’ll cover your registration fee.*
The Process Heating & Cooling Show is a unique industry event created to serve the industrial process industry for heating and cooling. Global instability is a real thing, and we must be self-reliant to prosper as a country and as an industry. Bringing industry together is more important now than ever before.
Do you have a need to earn CE credits, or a desire to learn more about specific industrial heating and cooling topics? The Thermal Processing Continuing Education Center, produced by thermal brands of BNP Media, includes more than 30 courses on industrial heating and cooling.
Most process engineers are aware of Class A safety ovens used for processing volatile, flammable solvents. The requirements for these ovens are outlined in NFPA 86 Standard for Ovens and Furnaces. Though less well known, another type of Class A oven also is described in NFPA 86. It is called a low oxygen atmosphere Class A oven with solvent recovery.