Model TRKSX is intended for heat-treatment furnaces using up to 100 percent hydrogen while keeping NOX emissions below strict limits.

Bionoxsolver simplifies wet scrubbing system operation and reduces scrubber system complexity, says the manufacturer.

Back in my college days, I was introduced to Peter F. Drucker and his work on leadership, management, labor and economics. One of his famous quotes has stuck with me: “Management is doing things right; leadership is doing the right things.” At first glance, that statement seems obvious. But what are those “right things?” What makes a good leader?

In an interview with Editor Linda Becker, Matthew Konkle with Dürr Megtec explains the types of technologies used for emissions control in the process industries and offers advice for proactive and reactive maintenance of these systems.

The three largest contributors to the formation of NO_X are industrial sources, natural sources and agricultural sources. Abatement and control technology for NO_X includes a variety of solutions. Among them are oxidizers, low NO_X burners and selective and non-selective catalytic reduction units.

Mark it down: 2019 is going to be the year I keep my New Year’s resolution. And, all it took was a little technology. Could such simple swap work for you?

Two boiler models submitted for air quality emissions testing in California have been certified as meeting certain emissions requirements. 

The global industrial sector has never placed greater demands on manufacturers. Companies in a range of industries must optimize performance and minimize waste while holding the line on emissions, regardless of the regulatory requirements in their state, region or country. 

In this issue, Process Heating includes articles with practical, put-it-to-use-now advice on heat-protective gloves, biomass drying and meeting NOX emissions limits with low temperature burners.

Is it possible to minimize operating costs for industrial thermal processing equipment while maximizing productivity in combination drying and oxidizing systems?