Showing posts with label Process Temperature Maintenance. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Process Temperature Maintenance. Show all posts

Tuesday, 7 April 2015

British Polythene Ltd, Widnes

Here for this leading manufacturer of polythene products, ESH designed, supplied and installed a high temperature maintenance trace heating system. The process plant pipework and equipment required maintaining at a minimum temperature of +80°C to allow for smooth and efficient running.

Monday, 23 March 2015

Stepan, Stalybridge

ESH extended the existing trace heating circuits with the same power rated trace heating cable as already installed. The required application was to temperature maintain the emergency shower pipework at a minimum temperature of +10°C.

Friday, 20 March 2015

Plaxica (Wilton Centre), Redcar

Within a Zone I Hazardous Area, ESH designed, supplied and installed a temperature maintenance trace heating system to a section of 1" Ø vessel pipework. The pipework required to be maintained between +90°C and +150°C, this was achieved by straight tracing three runs of type SCBXC12/2 ATEX Approved constant wattage heating cable to the underside of each pipe.

Friday, 13 March 2015

Robert Sanderson & Sons Ltd, Hull

ESH supplied and install a trace heating system to temperature maintain a large HCA storage tank at +36°C in a minimum ambient of -20°C. The system, within a Zone II Hazardous Area, required over 150 metres of type SCBX ATEX approved constant wattage heating cable. 

Monday, 9 March 2015

Solvay Ltd, Oldbury

ESH were contracted to supply and install constant wattage heating cable to repair a damaged trace heating circuit. The 2" and 3" NB pipework containing PPA needed to be temperature maintained at +100°C. 

Friday, 27 February 2015

Flint Ink UK Ltd, Wolverhampton

A local project and a site we have done work for in previous years. ESH were contracted to supply and install a trace heating system to maintain steel pipework and two tanks at a temperature of +70ºC. The tanks comprised of a holding tank and a pre-mix tank, both 2.2m diameter and 3.5m tall. In total the system required over 300 metres of type SCB30/2 constant wattage heating cable.

Monday, 2 February 2015

Heinz, Telford


A saucey project right on the door step of ESH HQ. For this local job we were contracted to design, supply and install two trace heating systems to temperature maintain both a Glucose line at +40°C and a Caustic line at +20°C. Type VCBOJ constant wattage heating tape was straight traced onto both sets of pipework and temperature controlled using DTC digital thermostats.

Friday, 2 January 2015

Toyota Motor Manufacturing, Derby

Within the Toyota weld shop, ESH supplied and install a trace heating system to perform the duty of temperature maintenance. The internal metal pipework was required to maintain a temperature of +30°C.