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I have attended several trade shows over the past 60 days that represent many processes in the Industrial heating and industrial cooling markets. The common themes we all are facing are supply chain, workforce and going “green.”
Our inaugural event provides the opportunity to see, touch and learn about technologies specifically intended for industrial process heating and cooling. To help you plan your show visit, I wanted to be sure you’ve noticed these key resources.
In just a few short months, the inaugural Process Heating & Cooling Show will open. If you haven’t already, now is the time to register and make plans to attend this event, which offers a unique focus on process heating and cooling during the manufacturing process.
Process Heating and Process Cooling — the world’s most-read low temperature industrial heating and cooling engineering resources — would like to recognize your innovative efforts with the inaugural Process Heating & Process Cooling Innovation Award.
In this issue of Process Cooling, we look for ways to improve industrial refrigeration system efficiency as well as at filtration systems suited for raw water intakes, adiabatic cooling and a case history about how brazed heat exchangers helped optimize a chiller design for laser cooling.
A universal truth is that time moves in one direction: forward. Before we know it, it will be July 31, and your opportunity to submit a presentation proposal for the Process Heating & Cooling Show will have passed. Before it does, I want to invite you to join us.
In this issue of Process Cooling, our cover story looks at using nondestructive testing to detect leaks, thinning vessel or piping walls, or moisture within (and corrosion beneath) insulation. The damaging effects of corrosion under insulation are particularly perilous in ammonia refrigeration systems.