When you think about the equipment inside a natural gas processing plant or refinery, what stands out? Pumps, heat exchangers, piping, and pressure vessels all play important roles, but there's one component that brings a little more excitement to the operation: the ...
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Fired heater engineering can involve complex calculations, but some formulas come up again and again.
Behind every fired heater that makes its way from an engineering concept to the fabrication shop is a team of people focused on getting the details right.
When it comes to fired heaters, some commonly repeated “rules” aren’t quite as simple as they sound.
Choosing a new fired heater manufacturer or midstream equipment supplier can feel like a major decision. Maybe you have worked with the same vendor for years. Maybe you are experiencing reliability issues. Or maybe you want to know what other ...
Fired heaters operate under demanding conditions. High temperatures, open flame, metal components, process piping, fuel systems, burners, and controls must all work together safely and reliably.
When a fired heater won't light or unexpectedly shuts down, the culprit is often much smaller than you think.
If you've ever heard someone talk about a two-pass heater, three-pass ...
Growth is always exciting, but sometimes growth comes with a very visible sign: running out of office space.
In the natural gas industry, amine systems play a critical role in removing contaminants like CO2 and H2S from gas streams. One of the biggest mistakes operators can make is ignoring a key detail in the reboiling process.
