» Industry interest in electric heaters continues to heat up

Process electric heaters are an intriguing alternative to fuel burning heaters like the shell-and-tube exchangers commonly used in industrial plant settings. Electric heating elements, rather than heated fluid in tubes, provide constant heat flux. Electric heaters can thus control duty more precisely and produce higher heat fluxes than steam condensers.

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Educational: Process Electric Heaters discusses the fundamental characteristics and components of electric heaters, as well as the advantages and disadvantages of their use.
TechTip: Modeling Process Electric Heaters in Xist® describes the basic modeling approach for electric heaters and the inputs and outputs for the electric service types.

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