The Importance of Normalizing

January 12, 2015

Normalizing is a thermal process often associated with forgings. Why do we normalize? The following article answers just that question. Normalizing imparts both hardness and strength to iron and steel components. In addition, normalizing helps reduce internal stresses induced by such operations as forging, casting, machining, forming or welding. It also improves microstructural homogeneity and…

How to Calculate Heat Loss

January 2, 2015

Have ever wondered how to calculate heat loss? This article, published in Process Heating, goes over the basic principles of heat transfer as well as the calculations that are used for pipes and vessels. Read more here. Figure 1 (below) depicts a sectional view of a typical pipe system. It consists of the pipe, insulation,…

Selecting Sheath Material, and Watt Density for Your Circulation Heater

December 30, 2014

It is important when selecting your circulation heater to choose the proper watt density and sheath material. If done correctly, selecting the right sheath material and watt density will provide your heater with a longer life and greater fluid integrity. Follow the guidelines below and use the information to help guide your decision making process. Watt…

Marine Heaters for Military Use

December 23, 2014

There are several different types of marine heaters available at Indeeco. They range from circulation heaters to immersion elements, each one designed to fill a specific marine application. It is important to match the type of heater with the intended use, both for safety and satisfactory operation. Take a look at some of the marine…

Types of Electric Duct Heaters

December 18, 2014

At Indeeco we have three different types of electric duct heaters, this includes our finned tubular heater, explosion-proof & corrosion resistant heater, and our open coil heater. Depending on your needs, our heaters can be custom designed from the most simple to the most sophisticated of systems. Take a look at the types of duct heaters…

Explosion-Proof vs. Explosion Resistance

December 17, 2014

Electric heaters are often used in operations such as coal mines, at oil and gas sites and in aircraft hangars. Because the potential for explosion exists in these locations, heating must consist of explosion-proof heaters or heating systems that are termed as being explosion resistant. What many wonder is what the difference between explosion-proof and…

What’s the Difference Between Strip Heaters and Space Heater

December 16, 2014

There are so many different kinds of industrial heaters available for different applications.  At times it could be challenging understanding what heaters are suitable for certain industries.  Getting a concept of what heaters can accomplish for any industry’s needs is important.  Let’s go over the differences between a strip heater and a space heater. Strip…

Understanding the Benefits of Baseboard Heaters

December 15, 2014

There are many benefits of baseboard heaters, creating a perfect heating solution; requiring a limited amount of space and are quiet, safe, energy efficient, and easy to install, especially on a room-to-room basis where they are needed.  Typical baseboard heating units range from 300 watts to 2000 watts in power, which can heat about 50-200…

Capturing Waste Heat Lowers Energy Cost, Reduces Pollution

December 12, 2014

For most industries today, more than half of the heat generated goes to waste.  Industrial waste heat can be captured and reused within the same process, or transferred to an external process.  As climate change, it makes energy efficiency a major concern around the world. The burning of fossil fuels such as coal to create…

Understanding Infrared Heaters

December 9, 2014

If you are considering an infrared heater, it is important to understand how it will work and if it is the right choice for you. In this article we are going to ensure you understand what infrared heat is, how infrared heaters works, and the difference between an infrared heater and a space heater. Learn…

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