Information and insight about industrial heating from the industry experts at American Heating Company.
In these articles, you’ll learn about efficient industrial heating equipment and advanced thermal fluid heating technology, find out which features you should look for (and avoid) when it comes to purchasing heating equipment for your facility, and get tips and suggestions for getting the most out of your industrial heating system.
Be sure to contact us with any questions or inquiries you might have. Check back frequently – new insight from our industrial heating experts is being added all the time!
Some new players have recently entered the industrial heating market, with a tank heating product that seems appealing, while at the same time a bit too good to be true in some ways. Replaceable tank fins are a new solution that certainly has appeal, especially considering these fins are said to provide a number of … Read more »
If you’ve ever spent hours waiting around on a job site for asphalt from a competitor’s plant to arrive, then you know just how frustrating it is to be reliant on someone else’s business. Delays can stall work and cost you hard-earned money. But is this frustration worth purchasing your own asphalt plant? For some … Read more »
When shopping their options for industrial heating equipment, plant and facility managers often wonder about which codes and standards they truly need to adhere to in order to get the best equipment. With so many requirements, codes, and regulating agencies out there, it can be hard to know what’s really important when it comes to … Read more »
Asphalt plants can consume a ton of energy through their everyday operations. With energy costs on the rise, many facilities are looking for ways to reduce their energy consumption in order to reduce costs and increase overall efficiency. Fortunately for plant managers, there are a number of strategies that can be implemented in order to … Read more »
ANSI and ASME are both important organizations within the industrial heating industry. They each play integral roles in developing the codes and standards that govern the industry. As a result, many people don’t understand the differences between the two, or realize that these organizations are actually two distinct non-profits that work separately to have an … Read more »
Hot oil heating systems outperform steam boilers in a number of ways. From efficiency and maintenance to safety, there are a number of reasons why hot oil heating systems are better than steam when it comes to industrial heating. Despite the many benefits of hot oil heating, facilities in a variety of industries that involve … Read more »
While equipment malfunction or failure is sometimes the cause of unexpected plant shutdowns, equipment operator error is one of the most common causes for plant operations to come grinding to a halt. In many industries, plant operator and employees often have very hands-on roles in the equipment processes taking place on a daily basis. As … Read more »
Keeping a plant up and running on a daily basis is no small feat. There are many pieces that must be accurately in place and many people who must perform their roles to a T in order to keep things moving smoothly and efficiently in the right direction. While some facilities struggle with this more … Read more »
Plant shutdowns can happen for a variety of reasons. Sometimes they’re planned, sometimes they’re not. Sometimes they’re strategic, sometimes they are unexpected hurdles that your facility has to overcome. Sometimes they are major, and other times they are an inconvenience that’s handled with relative ease. Despite all this, one thing is certain. Plant shutdowns will … Read more »
Spring is when contractors are ready to pave and roof, so your asphalt plant needs to be ready to work! If you want your facility to be in top shape when the busy paving and production season rolls around again, now’s the time to take action. Winter is typically a slower time for most asphalt … Read more »
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