Heating gases

HEATING AIR IN A ROOM OR ENCLOSURE

Heating air in a room (workshop, warehouse, etc.) or in an enclosure (electrical cabinet, storage cabinet, oven, etc.) may be carried out by natural convection of forced convection by swirling or circulating air. Heating air from 5 to more than 300 °C, at atmospheric pressure, for applications such as frost protection, condensation prevention, heating people or for indusrial drying, polymerisation, cooking applications.

 

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HEATING GAS IN PIPEWORK

Direct or indirect heating in pipework containing a static or circulating gas. The heating element may be in direct contact with the gas or heat through the wall of the boilerwork. Option of raising the temperature of the gas to > 300 °C under a service pressure of several tens of bars.

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