The latest issue of Heat Processing is here!
Focussing on new trends of the industry, our new issue of Heat Processing deals with topics of sustainibility and latest innovations. We are taking a closer look on hydrogen as well as the reduction of CO2 and optimization of processes.
In his Editorial, Roberto Pancaldi, CEO at Tenova concludes: "From my point of view, energy transition is a great opportunity: innovation thrives when a change is unfolding, and players able to embrace the challenge will have the chance to give a sbstantial contribution to the developing of a new economic model."
"Looking at regulations and taxes, which are already active respectively planned in the next years to achieve the sustainibility goals of the German governement and the European Comission, there is a tendency to relocate energy-intensive production in regions with lower standards", Friedrich Raether, Director at HTL, adds in his interview.
Finally, we give an overview on the latest CECOF meeting held this year.
Moreover, this issue contains several interesting reports in the field of induction technology, process control, industrial furnaces and heat treatment, which are the key topics of heat processing.
We wish you a good and inspiring read!
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In heat processing 4/2021 we focus on topics such as Heat Treatment, Cooling Rates and alternatives for the industry to reach the goal of the reduction of CO2-emissions.
Energy transition: Change to innovate
Editorial by Roberto Pancaldi, CEO Tenova
CECOF Corner
Virtual CECOF General Assembly 2021
Optimization of the thermal production process
Interview with Friedrich Raether, Director at Fraunhofer-Center for High Temperature Materials and Design HTL
What's new in the industry?
Hydrogen: An opportunity to reduce industrial CO2 emissions
Report by Todd Ellerton, Honeywell Thermal Solutions
Infuence of frequency and heating time on hardening depth of large workpieces
Report by Stefan Schubotz, EFD Induction GmbH
Slab and billet reheat temperature profiling, the accurate furnace mathematical model validation solution
Report by Steve Offley, Phoenix TM
Improved cooling rates in fluidized bed systems: Excellent alternative to salt bath and other heat treatment technologies
Report by Andreas Guderjahn et al.
Future Heating of Industrial Furnaces
Report by Joachim G. Wünning, WS Wärmeprozesstechnik GmbH
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