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Check out the September 15th, 2020 edition of Process Heating: Oven temperature uniformity, improving fired-asset operations, avoiding costly heat exchanger failures, new products and much more!
Upgrading instrumentation and analyzers, applying improved automation technologies and implementing asset optimization will result in improved performance and safety.
Convection ovens are used for many industrial heating processes performed on a variety of substrates. Regardless of what they are used for, industrial ovens typically are evaluated for functionality and performance based a on few criteria: temperature uniformity, operating efficiency and heat transfer rates. This article will explore these criteria and their importance on performance.
A lack of effective cooling due to heat exchanger failure can cause production losses and unplanned downtime. Fortunately, two common causes of exchanger loss — mechanical failures and chemically induced corrosion — can be prevented.
Heat exchangers are used in many critical processes to protect other valuable manufacturing equipment, optimize energy consumption and reduce associated operating costs. A properly selected, installed and maintained heat exchanger can help enhance the reliability and efficiency of a fluid system.
The explosionproof SC Processor has a hazardous location motor that meets National Electrical Code standards for processing Class I, Division II hazardous materials.
The Honeywell Forge Cybersecurity Suite release R200 incorporates enhanced industrial-grade remote access, increased asset discovery capabilities with active and passive functionality and improved cybersecurity risk monitoring.
