Nutec Bickley's Blog

I’m delighted to say that since fall last year our Ceramics BU has found itself extremely busy. Contracts have been completed, or are underway, involving high-specification kilns for sanitaryware, colors, alumina graphites, technical ceramics, refractories and more. This upward trajectory in our...

Due to recent concern about environmental pollution from gas furnaces, many industrial furnaces users opted to convert their equipment to electrical operation.

When fossil fuels are burned, they release large amounts of carbon dioxide, a greenhouse gas, into the air. Greenhouse gases trap heat in our atmosphere, causing global warming.

The main function of a gas train is to regulate fuel pressure, where in the event of a safety failure its role is to shut off the gas flow.

Gas analysis involves measurements carried out in thermal equipment with combustion systems in order to quantify the gases generated as a result of the combustion of air and a fuel within the equipment.

Optimizing your industrial furnaces’ energy efficiency is a matter of vital importance for two main reasons:

There are certain common problems affecting industrial furnaces that need to be addressed as rapidly as is possible, since otherwise they can significantly impair the equipment’s operation.

It’s not unusual to see combustion installations malfunctioning due to incorrectly sized pipes.