Induction Heating Machine For Power Plant Boiler Tube Removal: Method Revealed
Nov 4, 2022
Thermo International, an engineering company specializing in induction heating, has unveiled a cost-effective solution to one of the major challenges faced by power plants.
Mount Olive,United States - November 4, 2022 /PressCable/ —
Any power plant that relies on industrial boilers also makes use of boiler tubes, which inevitably degrade over time and therefore need replacement. However, as anyone in the industry knows, this removal and replacement process has hitherto been a massive logistical challenge for most power plants.
More information about this issue can be found at https://thermointernational.com/2022/10/28/power-plant-challenge-solved-with-induction-heating-machines
To counteract this problem, Thermo International is offering its induction heating machines as a means of removing degraded boiler tubes without causing costly damage to the external tube sheet.
Its solution entails the design of a specialized internal coil that can be inserted into the boiler tube to be removed. Once inside, the temperature of the coil will be raised to 2500°F in about 30-90 seconds using an induction heating machine.
“This rapid heating causes the tube to attempt to expand but, since it is constrained by the tube sheet and is heated to a malleable temperature, the tube shrinks,” the company explained.
After reaching a certain level of malleability, a hydraulic puller will be able to extract the tube out easily, ensuring that no damage is caused to the fundamental structure of the tube sheet.
While not a novel technology, induction heating still has numerous industrial applications today, according to Thermo International. “It is also easy to set up, offers a fast time-to-temperature, and delivers exceptional heating efficiency, accuracy, and uniformity in part temperature.”
About the Company
Thermo International is an internationally renowned innovator in induction heating. They are headquartered at Mount Olive in New Jersey and have affiliates in Canada, South America, Europe, and Asia.
In addition to supplying induction equipment, it provides engineering services, device calibration, and preventive maintenance of induction machinery.
“Their top-of-the-line induction heating machines have helped our company increase productivity along with their world-class technical support,” one client remarked when asked about their experience. “I would recommend Thermo International to any business that is seeking for a reputable, sustainable, and professional supplier.”
Interested parties can learn more about its products and solutions at https://thermointernational.com/2022/10/28/power-plant-challenge-solved-with-induction-heating-machines
Contact Info:
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Organization: Thermo International
Address: 95 Bartley Flanders Road, Mount Olive, New Jersey 07836, United States
Phone: +1-973-970-9500
Website: https://www.ThermoInternational.com
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