Use the 2020 edition of our burner selection tool to compare equipment makers and find those with experience with your industrial heating process.

Process heating with fuel-fired burners is the most effective and cost-efficient method of heating. Personnel safety, production equipment protection and maintaining production schedules are all best served by understanding safety requirements. 

Like many of the process industries, thermal processing is a critical necessity to the oil-and-gas industry. Applications range from simple line heaters being fed from a single well to safety instrumented systems at a large-scale refinery. Regardless of the application, the thermal process is measured based on how safe, environmentally friendly and efficient it is.

Also called MI cables, mineral-insulated cables have conductors or wires enclosed by a metal jacket and insulated with hard-packed magnesium oxide (MgO).

Features of the Model FT1 include retractors for five probe sizes (15, 18, 24, 30 and 36”); Hart communication option; FM and FMc (Canada) Class I, Division 1 approvals; ATEX and IECEx Zone 1 approvals; and additional gases in the Gas-SelectX material selection menu.

At a basic level, burners are devices used to mix fuel and air (or oxygen) to achieve controlled combustion while producing a specific flame and heat-release pattern. 

You own or operate an industrial boiler or a thermal fluid heater (oil heater). Maybe you are thinking about adding a boiler or upgrading your existing boiler/heater.

The challenges of effectively burning natural gas date back much further than one might think.

Bloom Engineering can honestly call itself a “specialist.” After all, the Pittsburgh-based company has been supplying industrial burners and combustion equipment since 1934.