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In our June 2022 edition of Process Heating, read our cover story on optimizing heat transfer via effective heater configuration, read tips on oven and dryer safety and maintenance inspections, use our equipment overview on convection and conduction heaters and much more!
No matter what type of fluid is being heated or the fluid flow conditions, it is important to understand and consider the specific application conditions.
No matter what type of fluid is being heated or the fluid flow conditions, consider the specific application environment before specifying the heater watt density to ensure good results.
To date, electric heating technology has not been scaled-up to meet the needs of large-scale processes. Several development projects are seeking a breakthrough.
Use the 2022 edition of our convection and conduction heater selection tool to compare equipment makers and find those with experience with your industrial heating process.
Convection and conduction heaters are used in heat processing applications to create and apply heat via either a medium such as air or via direct contact.
In this podcast, Richard Beemsterboer, the sales director for heat transfer fluids at ORG Chem Group, joined editor Linda Becker to speak about reclaiming heat transfer fluids.
During the conference program at the Process Heating & Cooling Show, Mike Spalding of Reuter Stokes, a Baker Hughes company, will speak on June 16 about safer steam methane reforming. Mike joined editor Linda Becker to speak about this presentation in our latest podcast.
Learn about how selecting the correct heat source for your process is an important step that will affect your entire production line and end product in this podcast interview with Angela Krueger, the vice president and general manager of ASI, a division of Thermal Technologies Inc.
Several C-level executives offer their perspectives as manufacturers of process heating equipment, components and supplies. In that vein, I offer my own view from the top of our team at Process Heating.
A Midwest-based manufacturer of expanded polystyrene (EPS) insulation installed a regenerative thermal oxidizer (RTO) for the abatement of volatile organic compounds.
Projects that will help manufacturers improve their operational efficiency and shrink their carbon footprint through high performance computing (HPC) are the focus of a call for solicitations from the U.S. Department of Energy.
L&L Special Furnace Co. Inc. built and delivered a high uniformity electric box furnace to a valve manufacturer located in the southeastern United States.
