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Prevent downtime with standby pumps. Manufacturers will greatly benefit from having a run and standby pump within their circuit. Both should be calibrated but only one used at any one time, then interchanged weekly, performing maintenance where needed on the pump that is bypassed. Emergency plans and procedures such as this are critical to reducing downtime. They allow manufacturers to react quickly when issues arise. Learn how to maintain highly efficient pumps: https://zurl.co/ONWK #ThermalFluid #Manufacturing #Engineering #ght #htf

Globaltherm® S is our high-performance heat transfer fluid ideal for use in closed loop, non-pressurised heat transfer systems. It is recommended for use in an upper temperature range from 250°C (482°F) to 350°C (662°F), but can be used at film temperatures as high as 380°C (716° F). Here's some key info on Globaltherm® S: ✅ Operating range: -5°C to 350°C (23°F to 662°F) ✅ Flash point: 200°C (392°F) ✅ Ideal for chemical industries and plastic processing applications ✅Can be used in systems requiring start-up temperatures as low as -5°C (23°F) without the need for trace heating ✅Globaltherm® S can be mixed with Marlotherm SH without the need to drain and flush your heat transfer system ✅Available in 25kg drum and 214kg barrels Learn more about Globaltherm® S: <https://zurl.co/D3I2> Alternatively, speak to a member of our team for more information. 📧: [enquiries@globalhtf.com]<mailto:enquiries@globalhtf.com> | ☎️: +44 (0) 1785 760555 #ThermalFluid #Globaltherm #htf #ght #Engineering

A lot of manufacturers spend part of the summer months performing maintenance and adding upgrades to their heat transfer systems. With that in mind, we thought we'd share our top five tips for system start up to make sure when you get your system back up and running, it's done in the best way for system optimisation.💡 1️⃣Step one: Perform a system walk, visually checking the system. Ensure all valves are open, this will allow circulation around the full system 2️⃣Step two: Make sure there are adequate levels of thermal fluid in the system. If the fluid volume is below low level, pumps will not run as the system health and safety interlock will activate, completely stopping functionality. 3️⃣Step three: Turn pumps on circulation only. This will get the thermal fluid moving around the system while slowly warming it, avoiding thermal shock. Pumps have the capability to produce up to 80°C from the energy they use. 4️⃣Step four: Perform another system walk. Visually check the system again, paying close attention to the pumps for adverse noises, vibrations and leaks. 5️⃣Step five: Slowly bring the system to temperature. Gradually bringing the system to temperature reduces the risk of thermal shock. If the temperature is increased too fast, thermal shock can crack pipes and put the thermal fluid and system under unnecessary stress. Want to learn more about optimising your heat transfer fluid and system? Visit our website: https://zurl.co/BNAA Or speak to a member of our technical support team. Telephone☎️ +44 (0) 1785 760555 | Email:📧enquiries@globalhtf.com #ThermalFluid #Manufacturing #Engineering #htf #ght

Prevent downtime with standby pumps. Manufacturers will greatly benefit from having a run and standby pump within their circuit. Both should be calibrated but only one used at any one time, then interchanged weekly, performing maintenance where needed on the pump that is bypassed. Emergency plans and procedures such as this are critical to reducing downtime. They allow manufacturers to react quickly when issues arise. Learn how to maintain highly efficient pumps: https://zurl.co/ONWK #ThermalFluid #Manufacturing #Engineering #ght #htf

Our training packages are accredited by ITOL - Institute of Training and Occupational Learning. ITOL is an external certification for high quality training activities, signifying our commitment to continually raising our standards and that of our partners. Certification is used as an benchmark and quality assurance of our training packages against international standards. Participants can reference our training courses as part of their continued professional development with professional bodies. Our comprehensive range of training packages cover everything you need to know from a maintenance and health & safety perspective. Our packages can be delivered as part of a Thermocare maintenance plan, or delivered as a stand alone service bespoke to your needs. Our training packages cover: ✅Understanding heat transfer ✅Understanding thermal fluid ✅Management of your thermal fluid system ✅Taking representative samples ✅HACCP regulations, insurance and legal requirements ✅Auditing your heat transfer system ✅Safe handling and storage of thermal fluid Learn more about our training packages: https://zurl.co/u7vU #Manufacturing #ITOL #ThermalFluid #ght #htf

Our thermal fluid experts carry out annual heat transfer system surveys and audits to help ensure a safe site. They provide recommendations to improve your process and increase heat transfer system efficiency. Our surveys form part of your overall HAZOP analysis and demonstrate proactive compliance in the event of an insurance claim. Our thermal fluid system survey and audit includes analysis of: ✅Heaters and pumps ✅Storage and dump tanks ✅Expansion tanks ✅Process areas ✅Insulation ✅Risk Learn more about our system surveys and audits: https://zurl.co/9ToD Speak to a member of the team to find out more. Telephone: ☎️ +44 (0) 1785760555 | Email: 📧 enquiries@globalhtf.com #ThermalFluid #SafeSite #Manufacturing #Engineering #ght #htf

Introducing Globaltherm® 55, the newest addition to our Globaltherm® range 🥁. Globaltherm® 55 is efficient, reliable and cost effective for a variety of industrial applications and suitable for operating between -28°C and 290°C. Key features include: ✅Specifically designed to resist oxidation ✅Ideal for both heating and cooling applications ✅Long lifespan operating continuously at 290°C ✅Excellent pumpability at as low as -28°C Learn more about how Globaltherm 55® can benefit your production process: https://lnkd.in/eDQ5gzr5 #ThermalFluid #ght #htf #Globaltherm #Engineering #Manufacturing

Learn all you need to know about Globaltherm® 55 in this article for PROCESS AND CONTROL TODAY LIMITED. Our Managing Director, Clive Jones explains the benefits of using our newest product and the applications it is suitable for. Globaltherm® 55 is an ideal moderate temperature thermal fluid with an operating range between -28°C (-18°F) to 290°C (554°F) and has a flash point of 177°C. It is ideal for a range of industrial applications including asphalt (bitumen), cement, biodiesel, ORC, plastic and polymers and waste heat recovery. Take a look at Clive's article: https://zurl.co/n2r0 #htf #ThermalFluid #Engineering #Manufacturing #Globaltherm

Introducing Globaltherm® 55, the newest addition to our Globaltherm® range 🥁. Globaltherm® 55 is efficient, reliable and cost effective for a variety of industrial applications and suitable for operating between -28°C and 290°C. Key features include: ✅Specifically designed to resist oxidation ✅Ideal for both heating and cooling applications ✅Long lifespan operating continuously at 290°C ✅Excellent pumpability at as low as -28°C Learn more about how Globaltherm 55® can benefit your production process: https://lnkd.in/eDQ5gzr5 #ThermalFluid #ght #htf #Globaltherm #Engineering #Manufacturing

Check out thermal fluid specialist Tim Powell's recent article in Process Engineering Control & Manufacturing. Tim explores how effective health and safety protocols can contribute to a safer and more efficient work environment when working with heat transfer systems. Thermal fluids can safely maintain high temperatures at relatively low pressures and can be tailored to applications. Stable for both heating and cooling applications, they can range in temperature from -90°C to 600°C. Knowing how to manage risk and maintain safe heat transfer systems can result in years of efficient production and thermal fluid longevity. Read Tim's article in full: https://zurl.co/bEoH #ThermalFluid #Engineering #Manufacturing #ght #htf #Globaltherm