Rental service

Chris Horsley, MD, explains: "For most organisations, changing to a new process heating solution is a major commitment and, once done, can't be easily changed.  But what if you could try out that heater on your own premises, as part of your process development, without having to commit to using it permanently?  It would enable you to test and prove the heat source to ensure it is suitable for your specific process."

Based on its TPC400B Thermal Fluid Heaters, Babcock Wanson has developed a packaged 'plug and play' unit that can be delivered to site and set up by Babcock Wanson's engineers.

These portable heaters enable customers to see first hand the energy saving benefits that come from a closed circuit, no-loss system. The company says that a typical energy saving when using a thermal fluid system can be as high as 20-50% when compared to the transfer of the same amount of heat using traditional steam boilers, especially for processes where the energy from the condensate cannot be easily recovered. Thermal fluid systems precisely match fuel input to plant energy requirements. With lower energy input demand comes lower total exhaust emissions, so there are also environmental benefits.