Items Tagged with 'energy saving'

This article will highlight advanced furnace design features, illustrating both yearly power savings and possible power-company rebates.

Conserving energy and the CO₂ reduction that accompanies it is a good thing for your company’s bottom line. In our energy-intensive industry, we are always on the lookout for the next thing to help us save.

Scrap recycling with the twin-chamber melting furnace (TCF®) has become state-of-the-art worldwide. The latest installations show that the TCF fulfills the complex requirements of scrap processing regarding environment, safety and metal yield.

Advancements in nonferrous metals processing could not only save energy in their manufacture, but also provide significant energy savings through the use of lightweight metals.

Multiple-chamber vacuum furnaces combine the advantages of vacuum processing with energy and maintenance cost savings.

Heat-pipe energy-recovery technology gained significant market acceptance in the 1960s.

HyGear started the development of a thermo chemical recuperator (TCR) that can be applied to decrease the energy usage of industrial furnaces.

Finding ways to reduce energy usage in an energy-intense universe like heat treating is a challenge.

Heat-treating processes can be energy-intensive. Whether we are talking about energy in terms of cost reduction, supply reliability or anything else, the answer either involves using less per ton of product or getting more for the dollar spent.