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Process Control & Instrumentation

Modeling and Controlling High-Temperature Manufacturing Processes with AI

Vic Castillo Aaron Fisher Robin Miles
May 11, 2022
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High-temperature processes – such as those required to manufacture metal products – are very difficult to monitor, model and control.


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Cast Aluminum Solutions
April 15, 2021
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CAST-X HT high-temperature heaters operate up to 1110°F (600°C). Process gases such as nitrogen, argon, CO and CO2 are suited for this heater, but flammable liquids and gases can also be safely heated – even at significant flow rates and pressures.


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Replacing Refractory Ceramic-Fiber Linings

Steve Chernak
April 6, 2021
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When it comes to lining fired heaters in the petrochemical industry, refractory ceramic fiber has been the go-to material. However, it has its drawbacks. Consider an alternative material and learn how it can mitigate refractory ceramic fiber’s limitations.


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Heat Treating

Will Your Product Temperature be the Same as Your Furnace Temperature?

If you are a metallurgist or a process/quality engineer in the metal-processing industry, you probably have asked or heard this question a few times.
Louis Ayisi
October 8, 2020
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Many stakeholders involved in heat treating try to find answers as to why their products are discharged 100-300°F below the furnace setpoint temperature. We shall only consider continuous annealing furnaces used in metal heating for the purposes of this article.


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