Paper from the AFRC 2018 conference titled Better Fired Heaters Specifications Pay OffFired heaters are one of the most important equipment in the refining industry. They are one of the most expensive and long delivery items. Most of the fired heaters last 40-50 years so it is not easy to change them once they are built. Today's fired heaters must meet demands for process performance, efficiency, operability, and safety, which have become very important issues.; It is very important to specify the fired heaters correctly. Major developments in fired heater designs and specifications were mostly taken care by Oil Companies for a very long time. API took over this job in 1980's and produced a standard called API560. API 560 was first publishe...
Fired heaters are the largest consumers of energy in refineries and petrochemical plants. Most heate...
Fired heaters are ubiquitous in both the petroleum and petrochemical industries, due to it being vit...
Process fouling and the penalties associated with it in petroleum refinery, particularly in the crud...
Paper from the AFRC 2016 conference titled New Approach to Improving Reliability of Crude HeatersCru...
Paper from the AFRC 2015 conference titled New Firing Patterns in Heaters Provide Uniform Heat Trans...
Paper from the AFRC 2017 conference titled New Damper Design Improves Draft Control in Fired Heaters...
Paper from the AFRC 2015 conference titled Flameless Heater Performance Two Years of OperationThe fl...
Paper from the AFRC 2017 conference titled Fired Heater FloodingModern petro-chemical industries/ pl...
U.S. industry consumes approximately 40 percent of all fuel consumed by the nation. The majority of ...
To reduce the amount of purchased fuels, more and more plants are making use of in-plant generated s...
Steam boilers and process heaters are the two primary combustion processes in petrochemical and petr...
In the past decade, users and manufacturers of industrial combustion systems have been attempting to...
Paper from the AFRC 2015 conference titled 4 Rules of Fired Heater OperationFour commonsense "rules"...
Paper from the AFRC 2018 conference titled Process Burner Flames: The Good, The Bad, and The UglyJoh...
Paper from the AFRC 2014 conference titled Development and Demonstration of a Fuel-Flexible Burner f...
Fired heaters are the largest consumers of energy in refineries and petrochemical plants. Most heate...
Fired heaters are ubiquitous in both the petroleum and petrochemical industries, due to it being vit...
Process fouling and the penalties associated with it in petroleum refinery, particularly in the crud...
Paper from the AFRC 2016 conference titled New Approach to Improving Reliability of Crude HeatersCru...
Paper from the AFRC 2015 conference titled New Firing Patterns in Heaters Provide Uniform Heat Trans...
Paper from the AFRC 2017 conference titled New Damper Design Improves Draft Control in Fired Heaters...
Paper from the AFRC 2015 conference titled Flameless Heater Performance Two Years of OperationThe fl...
Paper from the AFRC 2017 conference titled Fired Heater FloodingModern petro-chemical industries/ pl...
U.S. industry consumes approximately 40 percent of all fuel consumed by the nation. The majority of ...
To reduce the amount of purchased fuels, more and more plants are making use of in-plant generated s...
Steam boilers and process heaters are the two primary combustion processes in petrochemical and petr...
In the past decade, users and manufacturers of industrial combustion systems have been attempting to...
Paper from the AFRC 2015 conference titled 4 Rules of Fired Heater OperationFour commonsense "rules"...
Paper from the AFRC 2018 conference titled Process Burner Flames: The Good, The Bad, and The UglyJoh...
Paper from the AFRC 2014 conference titled Development and Demonstration of a Fuel-Flexible Burner f...
Fired heaters are the largest consumers of energy in refineries and petrochemical plants. Most heate...
Fired heaters are ubiquitous in both the petroleum and petrochemical industries, due to it being vit...
Process fouling and the penalties associated with it in petroleum refinery, particularly in the crud...