IHEA will host a combustion seminar designed for industrial oven users and designers, process engineers and fuel engineers.

A two-day seminar focusing on combustion is being offered by the Industrial Heating Equipment Association (IHEA). Scheduled for October 2-3 at the O'Hare Marriott, Chicago, the seminar is designed for industrial oven users and designers, process engineers and fuel engineers as well as estimators, sales engineers and service staff.

The seminar provides a forum for participants to learn from experts and discuss problems related to efficient design, proper operation and regular maintenance of combustion equipment for the industrial heat processing industries. Sessions on NOX and high temperature applications are included in the two-day seminar program. Other sessions cover air sources, metering for fuel conservation, fuel/air ratio control, burners and flame retention, dual-fuel burners and systems, flow meters, selecting combustion equipment, flame safety and sequence controls, electronic temperature controls, meters, recuperation, and high and low temperature heat applications.

The seminar also will include a table-top display where equipment manufacturers will show models, audio-visual displays and literature. The table-top reception will be held immediately following the seminar program on October 2.

Cost of the seminar is $675. For more information, contact IHEA at (703) 525-2513 or visit www.ihea.org.