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In this issue of Process Heating & Cooling, read our cover story on virtual reality technology and how to use it to safely train employees, 10 tips to help you ensure proper feedwater control and draft control for your process boiler, the latest industry news and much more!
Virtual reality can be used to provide fully immersive experiences that allow trainees to work through real-world scenarios, including hazardous situations, in a safe training environment.
Utilizing immersive virtual experiences can help employees be prepared for all scenarios. Virtual reality (VR) training experiences provide a safe training alternative that looks and feels real.
When selecting the type of industrial heat exchanger to use, construction materials, heat transfer medium, flow arrangement and heat transfer method are all factors to consider.
Our Equipment Overview on Heat Exchangers offers a side-by-side comparison of industrial heat exchanger manufacturers to show you which companies manufacture the types you want.
Watlow was selected by Raven SR Inc. as a thermal technology partner for the field trial of its non-combustion equilibrium steam/carbon dioxide Reforming SR2 unit. The system converts methane to transportation-grade hydrogen.
Capstone Green Energy Corp. received a follow-on order for two microturbines totaling 1.6 MW for a bottling and packaging solutions provider in Mexico. The microturbines will be installed in a combined heat and power (CHP) application.
Babcock & Wilcox (B&W) signed a teaming agreement with Newpoint Gas to provide advanced hydrogen generation, decarbonization and combustion technologies for the redevelopment of the former U.S. Department of Energy Portsmouth Gaseous Diffusion Plant site near Piketon, Ohio.
Huntapac is a grower and supplier of root crops such as carrots and parsnips in the United Kingdom. In an effort to develop new value-led product options, the company installed a line to produce carrot powder, with a heat exchanger forming a vital part of the process.
Facilities involved in producing, processing, handling or storing chemical substances must report any accidental release that results in a fatality, serious injury or substantial property damage to the U.S. Chemical Safety Board (CSB) within eight hours. While many companies already have been complying with the rule which went into effect in March 2020, the CSB reports that some have expressed uncertainty about reporting requirements.
