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Charles Young is a metallurgist and business development manager for Tricor Metals, which operates fabrication shops in Wooster, Ohio, and Houston, Texas. The company can be reached at 264-330-3299 or visit www.tricormetals.com.
It is essential that heat transfer systems for chemical processes are designed to maximize efficiency. Because the heat transfer step in many chemical processes is energy intensive, a failure to focus on efficiency can drive up costs unnecessarily.
The transfer of heat from one fluid to another is an essential component of all chemical processes. Whether it is to cool down a chemical after it has been formed during an exothermic reaction, or to heat components before starting a reaction to make a final product, the thermal processing operation is core to the chemical process.