electric heat tracing | Process Heating

Heat-Tracing Cables Withstand Intermittent Exposure to 482°F

August 1, 2015

Raychem XTV, HXTV and KTV industrial heat-tracing cables are suitable for maximum intermittent exposure temperatures of up to 482°F.

Industrial News

Chromalox Acquires ProTrace Engineering

May 4, 2015

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The company focuses on providing specialized services in electric heat tracing, temporary construction power and power system protection operations.

Conductive Heat Transfer Drives Fluid Tracing System Efficiency

July 22, 2014

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QMax FTS (Fluid Tracing System) is a high-performance heat tracing system that is used with standard stainless or copper tubing, or electric tracing in the case of QMax ETS.

Industrial Heat Tracing

4 Tips for Electrical Heat Tracing

Adhering to the four basic requirements of a heat tracing project promotes successful applications.

Ed Witte, Delta-Therm Corp.

January 14, 2014

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Adhering to the four basic requirements of a heat tracing project promotes successful applications.

Sheath Impacts Design

Blair McGrath

January 1, 2012

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Before making electric heat tracing design decisions, engineers should confirm with their cable manufacturers that the sheath temperature data provided for their cables is the result of using the plate test.

A Proper Assessment

Blair McGrath

January 1, 2012

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The plate test helps users accurately assess the maximum sheath temperature of mineral-insulated heat tracing cables. Are you familiar with this method?

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Installation Tips for Heat Tracing Cable

Detailed diagrams offer insight into proper heat tracing cable installation.

Mark Crombie, Chromalox

September 9, 2010

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Detailed diagrams offer insight into proper heat tracing cable installation.

Self-regulating heat tracing cable industrial heating freeze protection temperature maintenance

How to Select, Install, Operate and Maintain Electric Heat Tracing Cable

Effective selection, installation, operation and maintenance will help extend the life of your electric heat tracing system when used in industrial process heating applications.

Mark Crombie, Chromalox

September 1, 2010

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Effective selection, installation, operation and maintenance will help extend the life of your electric heat tracing system.