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Check out the January 2021 edition of Process Heating: Process heat recovery via assembled-plate energy banks, improving efficiency in combustion control, new products, news and much more!
At pulp-and-paper mills, drying the paper products is an integral component in producing the highest quality paper possible. The drying process consumes more than 60 percent of the total energy demands of the papermaking process.
While programmable logic controllers (PLCs) and advanced controls proliferate in many industrial operations, thermal processes often are the exception that proves the rule.
A practical knowledge of the acid dewpoint and its effect on sulfur emissions can better enable process heater operators to reduce maintenance costs, lower emissions and improve combustion efficiency.
Find mineral oils and synthetic thermal fluids, among others, using this comparison chart that shows key fluid properties such as flashpoint, pour point, bulk temperature and film temperature for nearly 150 different heat transfer fluids.
In Process Heating's annual Equipment Overview on Heat Transfer Fluids, we have compiled all the data you need to choose a fluid that can take the heat - and move it to wherever you need it to go.
As we ended 2019, the coronavirus that causes COVID-19 was already among us — though most were unaware. It was not yet holding the world in a pandemic’s grip.
Heat exchangers used for exhaust gas heat recovery need to be robust in order to cope with the physical and chemical stresses imposed on them from the exhaust gases, which are both hot and corrosive.
A national research laboratory will use a vacuum-assisted composite curing oven to cure various composite parts. The 500°F (260°C) oven was commissioned by Lewco Inc.
The education program for the Process Heating & Cooling Show includes industry leaders sharing their knowledge and expertise on range of industrial topics.
Series FC is designed for outdoor use in industrial manufacturing locations and includes a 10-year warranty on the shell and a five-year warranty on the motor.
Users of the Genesis Network can monitor, maintain and troubleshoot heat-trace systems that include as many as 10,000 heat-trace circuits. The tool connects heat-trace controllers with the control room using wireless communications.
Model TL7-481818 heats to 2300°F (1260°C). Heavy-gauge, coil-wound, low watt density heating elements in six removable holders are controlled as three separate zones to provide uniform heating.
Radio frequency (RF) energy can heat a wet substrate throughout its entire thickness with zero lag-time for thermal conductivity from the exterior surface.
The 400°F (204°C) electrically heated shelf oven can be used for heat treating parts. Installed heat input is 15 KW while a 1000-cfm, 1-hp blower provides side-to-side horizontal airflow to the workload.