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Using Continuous Helical Flow to Reduce Fouling

Posted by John Butterfield

It would be an understatement to say that fouling is one of the most costly recurring problems in hydrocarbon processing, and that it hits process heaters and heat exchangers the hardest. Fouling can have a significant impact on heat transfer across the heat exchanger surface, and so likewise on both overall operational performance and total cost of maintenance. Read more...

SECO/WARWICK & BREW frame a production line at Aalberts

A SECO/WARWICK CaseMaster Evolution vacuum furnace and BREW atmosphere furnace will make up a new production...

02 June 2021

Alfa Laval to supply processing systems to a US plant

Alfa Laval has won a SEK 415M order to supply processing systems and equipment for feedstock pretreatment...

02 June 2021

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Hydroniq Coolers secures a contract from Myklebust

Myklebust Verft has awarded Ålesund-based Hydroniq Coolers a contract to deliver the company’s unique,...

02 June 2021

UnitBirwelco achieves “Carbon Negative” ahead of target

UnitBirwelco Limited (UnitBirwelco) has managed to achieve ‘Carbon Negative’ status two years ahead of...

02 June 2021

SACOME designs pasteurizer for a pilot plant

SACOME has designed and manufactured a pasteurizer for a pilot plant intended for the processing of different dairy products. The pilot plant is located in Portugal. The French engineering company requested to design a pasteurizer with a high percentage of energy recovery. In addition, the versatility...

02 June 2021