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In our February 2022 edition of Process Heating, see how medical advancements have spurred demand for single-use devices such as catheters, the 10 most common ways to convey product through an oven, a call for nominations for our inaugural Innovation Award and so much more!
Medical advancements have spurred demand for single-use devices such as catheters, and the materials and thermal processing requirements for manufacturing catheters vary depending on intended uses. It is important to select a manufacturing process that optimizes product quality for the intended use.
Baby Boomers remains the second largest generational group in the United States (behind Millennials), and it is responsible for steady increases in the median age of the population. An aging population, likewise, has led to an increase in the number of physician visits as well as advancements in health care technology.
Advanced materials such as liquid resins, fiber cloths impregnated with resin and bonding adhesives are engineered to have specific curing regimes to maximize strength and durability. In many instances, resins and adhesives will harden at room temperature; however, heat may be required to complete or speed up the necessary chemical reactions.
Use the 2022 edition of our industrial temperature controller selection tool to compare process and temperature control makers and find those with experience with your industrial heating process.
Companies have many choices when it comes to conveying methods to move a load through an oven. Factors to consider when selecting a conveying system include the product configuration, weight, oven temperature and desired process flow.
Nominations for the inaugural Innovation Award will be accepted until April 15. Nominate yourself or a colleague who has solved process heating and cooling challenges innovatively within your facility.
The Municipal Electric Authority of Georgia (MEAG Power) selected Emerson to modernize and optimize operations at its Wansley Unit 9 combined-cycle power plant.
French insect producer Agronutris selected Bühler Group as the process solution provider for its first commercial-scale black soldier fly plant in Rethel, France. The plant is scheduled to go into operation in 2023.
Alfa Laval and Microsoft have teamed up to facilitate service and maintenance of Alfa Laval’s Laval plate heat exchangers. The two companies will jointly develop digital tools to allow customers to self-assess whether and which heat exchanger services might be needed.
A Midwest fiberglass bathroom fixture manufacturer installed a 35,000 scfm regenerative thermal oxidizer (RTO) for the abatement of volatile organic compounds primarily consisting of styrene.
Engineered to deliver lower operating costs than variable-speed pumps with standard induction motors, according to the manufacturer, the medium-range Design Envelop permanent magnet pumps are available with motors ranging from 15 to 50 hp.
The iQx measures air temperature and velocity, surface temperature, air pressure drop and humidity. Measurements can be made concurrently or individually.
Intended for small-scale production and laboratory applications, Dri-Vault 25361 has a double-walled enclosure with positive-pressure filtered airflow to prevent particulate from entering the chamber.
Web-shaped materials such as films, plastic films, paper or nonwovens often require heat for processes such as drying coatings, laminating or embossing.
