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Vacuum Engineering Services Co., Inc.
Connecticut, USA Vacuum Engineering Services Co., Inc. designs and markets vacuum process equipment, vacuum furnaces, More...
www.vacuumengineering.com
Petro-Chem Development Co., Inc
New York, USA Petro-Chem Development Co., Inc. offers heat transfer equipment and services for the refining, petro More...
www.petro-chemusa.com
Bodycote Thermal Processing, Inc.
Texas, USA Bodycote Thermal Processing, Inc. is a provider of specialist testing and thermal processing service More...
www.bodycote.com
Seco/warwick Corp.
Pennsylvania, USA Seco/warwick Corp. manufactures heat treating equipment. Our product line includes lathes, mills, ra More...
www.secowarwick.com
Thermal Specialties, Inc.
Oklahoma, USA Thermal Specialties, Inc. focuses on refractory installation and repair services. Our product line i More...
www.tsi-aic.com
Surface Combustion, Inc.
Ohio, USA Surface Combustion, Inc. manufactures thermal systems and equipment. We offer thermal processing equ More...
www.surfacecombustion.com
Hemsath Corp.
Ohio, USA Hemsath Corp. is involved in making industrial furnaces and parts. Our capabilities includes vacuum, More...
www.furnaces.net
Vibration Eliminator Co., Inc.
New York, USA Vibration Eliminator Co., Inc. offers vibration control products. We produce a range spring and rubb More...
www.veco-ny.com
Tek-vac Industries, Inc.
New York, USA Tek-vac Industries, Inc. designes and manufactures custom & standard semiconductor process equipment More...
www.tekvac.com
T-m Vacuum Products, Inc.
New Jersey, USA T-m Vacuum Products, Inc. offers a complete line of thin film deposition equipment. We also manufact More...
www.tmvacuum.com
Ecco High Frequency
New Jersey, USA Ecco High Frequency offers industrial grade equipment. We develop glowtesters. We maintain a line of More...
www.glowtestertechnologies.com
Materials Research Furnaces, Inc.
New Hampshire, USA Materials Research Furnaces, Inc. designs, manufactures and services high-temperature, vacuum and co More...
www.mrf-furnaces.com
National Element, Inc.
Michigan, USA National Element, Inc. is a full service distributor of nikchrome alloys. We design and manufacture More...
www.nationalelement.com
TevTech, LLC
Massachusetts, USA TevTech, LLC is a materials processing, high temperature vacuum furnace systems and component manufa More...
www.tevtechllc.com
Pathways Thermal Technology
Idaho, USA Pathways Thermal Technology offers high temperature heat processing equipments, temperature sensing More...
www.pathwaysthermal.com
R. D. Webb Company
Massachusetts, USA R. D. Webb Company, Inc offers high temperature laboratory research vacuum furnaces. The Red Devil™ More...
www.rdwebb.com
Industrial Combustion Engineers, Inc
Indiana, USA Industrial Combustion Engineers (ICE) markets industrial heating equipment to users across a broad s More...
www.indcomb.com
Southwest Heat Treat Inc.
Texas, USA Southwest Heat Treat, Inc. is a metal treating corporation specializing in open atmosphere batch typ More...
www.swheattreat.com
Pyro Shield, Inc.
Indiana, USA Pyro Shield, Inc. supplies a range of new high-temperature and flame resistant products. We manufact More...
www.pyroshield.com
Shivoki® Heat Gen Technologies Pvt. Ltd.
Maharashtra, India Shivoki® Heat Gen Technologies Pvt. Ltd. is a manufacturers and exporter Industrial Electric & G More...
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Vacuum furnaces are heat-treating furnaces that use a low atmospheric pressure instead of a protective gas atmosphere. It is used to minimize cracking; furnace outlet temperature is usually limited to around 750° F depending on the crude. Also to minimize and/or prevent coking, the furnace is designed with an average heat flux not exceeding 12000 Btu/hr/ft. High heat flux results in excessive temperatures contributing to high pressure fluid film and tube metal temperatures. Typical pipe diameters for vacuum furnaces are 4” and 6”. To prevent coking and meet the sonic velocity limitations, the last pass of the radiant section is normally specified one standard pipe diameter larger. The amount of steam injected into the furnace tubes depends on its pressure and the thermodynamic effects on the system. A typical steam rate is about ˝ of 1% of the volumetric flow rate.
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