I'm pretty sure Babcock has to have representatives here, both in Rotterdam and Antwerp. I will investigate this and I would also check if other alternatives not involving steam (for instance, use of thermal oil) can be practical for the application my colleagues are thinking.
BR,
AD
Thanks for your help hear, George.
I'm not sure if you could be familiar with such type of manufacturers in the Benelux region, which is where I'm currently working. Help is highly appreciated here.
Regards,
AD
Around 2 bar.g
For such low pressures, I saw that there are some systems able to produce steam at such temperature, but the problem is they are electrically driven. I am trying to find some technology driven directly by heat produced by fuel and residual heat in our process.
Dear all,
Due to an application we need to organize in one of our facilities, we need to deal with the production of a quantity of around 500 kg/h of a really high temperature steam (Around 700 C). Is there any way of doing this? I can get steam up to 450 C....but I cannot find any...
Hello,
Would it be possible to have a contact with you? I'm a beginner with Python and I'm interested to see how the calculations could be implemented in a Python script, of course if you are willing to share.
Thanks in advance.
Dear all,
Because of professional reasons, I'm interested in getting the API 571 certification. I already booked a preparation course and I was checking the requisites from the API website and, according to the link...
Thanks everyone for your preliminary feedback.
I will try to get some further information, in particular the particle size distribution and the target size, but for that I need further clarification from my Process colleagues. But basically the idea is to both pump and grind with the same...
Dear all,
For an application in a recovery plant, I am interested in seeing if there is any option in the market for pumping liquids which would have a significant amount -and sorry for not being able to be more precise at this stage- of big particles, even stones, on it. We are speaking of a...
I don't think the steam option would be feasible, because it would imply a huge modification in our current installation, and also I believe the managment are not so keen on using steam unless strictly necessary, as it's not produced but bought from the outside. Thanks for the suggestion, in...
Concerning the availability of steam, yes, we have steam available in the plant but using it for cleaning will create condensation -I assume- and we wish to avoid it.
Thanks,
AD
Thanks to everyone involved in the replies.
Indeed one of the requisites that we have for the cleaning operation is no person can go inside the furnace because it will be still at a relatively high temperature (around 100 C), so that's the reason for specifying this job to be done with a...
Dear all,
First of all, I don't know if this is the right forum to post this question. If that is not the case, the Administrators can move this question to the right forum.
I try to explain as better as possible the problem I currently have. We have a brick lined vertical furnace of around...
