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Carbon residue -- also known as coke -- is the biggest offender when it comes to system safety. It can lead to fouling and, if not addressed, carbon-deposit-choked pipes, creating a fire hazard.
NIST researchers have developed a method for making microfluidic devices using plastic films and double-sided tape that produces a functional apparatus in hours.
Routine maintenance shutdowns of thermal fluid systems involve a staged process before, during and after the operation to reduce the amount of idle time incurred in the plant
When planning routine maintenance shutdowns of thermal fluid systems, plant engineers should prepare for a smooth procedure without incident. It pays to remember that prior preparation prevents poor performance.
Look, listen, smell and touch -- your senses are among the many tools at your disposal that can help you get a better sense of your thermal fluid heater or boiler.