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Also known as a programming port, a panel interface connector (PIC) typically mounts to the outside of a control panel housing a PLC, computer or another type of programmable device.
A line of low internal volume heaters is suited for use in ultra-high purity (UHP) solvent-heating applications in semiconductor manufacturing, including wafer cleaning, etching and photoresist-stripping processes.
The BSA and A3S isolation valves are engineered to maintain plant safety and save energy by eliminating stem seal leaks. The valves can help oil, gas, petrochemical, pharmaceutical, food and beverage facilities reduce energy use and ensure operator and plant safety.
A 1200-gal metal dryer that became overpressurized during a chemical product drying operation is the cause of an explosion and fire at the Optima Belle Chemical LLC facility located in Belle W.V., on December 8.
Upgrading instrumentation and analyzers, applying improved automation technologies and implementing asset optimization will result in improved performance and safety.
Impedance pipe heating is a long-established and accepted — but poorly understood — pipe heating technology. While a simple and elegant way to heat a pipeline, impedance pipe heating technology often is viewed incorrectly and misunderstood as a method to heat process piping.
Safety oven designs — standard Class A, low oxygen Class A and explosionproof — incorporate specific components and heating methods to inhibit unintended combustion reactions. Aside from components, one of the biggest differences is how they approach the fire triangle.
Many processes involve the heating of volatile, flammable solvents, and these require some type of safety oven to mitigate the risk of a fire or explosion. These ovens fall roughly into three categories, depending on which side of the fire triangle they address.