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In a typical multi-burner furnace with numerous temperature measurement points, the change in a single burner’s firing rate can alter the thermal profile inside the furnace in a nonlinear fashion.
The TSX SmartBurner for reheating furnaces is ready to be installed in industrial plants with potentially zero carbon dioxide emissions, working in a full range of hydrogen and natural gas mixtures.
Saint-Gobain’s High-Performance Refractories business acquired Spin-Works International Corp., a manufacturer of 3D-printed and extruded silicon-carbide ceramic components that improve energy efficiency, recover waste heat and reduce emissions for customers in a wide range of high-temperature industrial processes. The acquisition expands Saint-Gobain’s capabilities in the ceramic industrial burner and heat-recovery markets, especially in the steel and automotive businesses.
The North American Tempest SE is a direct fire, nozzle-mix industrial burner with a compact design that can improve temperature uniformity, product quality and system efficiency.
