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The explosionproof SC Processor has a hazardous location motor that meets National Electrical Code standards for processing Class I, Division II hazardous materials.
When it comes to lining fired heaters in the petrochemical industry, refractory ceramic fiber has been the go-to material, but it has its drawbacks. Consider an alternative material and learn how it can mitigate refractory ceramic fiber’s limitations.
In the petrochemical world, refractory ceramic fiber (RCF) — also known as aluminosilicate wool (ASW) — has long ruled as the material for lining fired heaters. It is not hard to understand why: The material possesses several attributes that ensure it performs well in the harsh environment.
