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Energy-Saving Thermal Insulation: Industrial Hygiene and Occupational Health Considerations
Energy conservation is a bottom-line issue for furnace manufacturers and users alike. With the cost of energy (in constant dollars) at a 30-year high, reducing energy consumption through the effective use of thermal insulation can produce a rapid payback. Furthermore, reduced energy consumption is usually synonymous with reduced carbon emissions.

by Jeffrey B. Hicks
Delno D. Malzahn
Richard J. Martin
Patrick J. Sheehan

Hydrogen Recovery and Recycling
New and enabling technology – H2 Pump’s proprietary hydrogen-recovery system – featuring a low-cost, reliable electrochemical gas-separation process can improve the efficiency of operations for a variety of industrial applications.

by Glenn Eisman
David Neumann

A Midsummer Night’s … Review
At Industrial Heating, our goal is to provide value to you, our reader. We do this in a number of ways through multiple channels. We strive to provide technical content that will help you to do your job more effectively, efficiently and productively.

by Reed Miller

Hardness and Hardenability - Part Two: A Discussion on Hardenability and Hardenability Testing
For the heat treater, the concept of hardenability is often more difficult to grasp than that of hardness. Part of the reason for this is that we seldom perform the tests that measure or predict this property in our shops. The reason why it is important to measure the hardenability of steel is to make sure that we are making the right material choice for a specific engineering application. With the supply of raw material coming from multiple worldwide sources, there is renewed emphasis on predicting how a material will respond to heat treating. Let’s learn more.

by Daniel H. Herring

The Public, Politicians and Scientists
As usual, we will cover too much material in one page. However, joining the two issues of U.S. energy policy distorted by politicians with public knowledge about what is going on makes a commanding and entertaining topic.

by Barry Ashby



Obvious and Not So Obvious Ductile and Brittle Fractures: Part Two
by Debbie Aliya | July 18, 2008 | Comments (0)


Available Methods for the Deposition of Thin-Film Hard Coatings
by David Pye | July 23, 2008 | Comments (0)


Tips on Gas Nitriding: Part 1
by Daniel H. Herring | July 25, 2008 | Comments (0)


Can Your Suppliers Hurt Your In-house Brazing?
by Dan Kay | July 24, 2008 | Comments (0)


Technical Resources to Dig Deeper.

 • A Human-Factors Perspective on Summer Safety
 • A Midsummer Night’s … Review
 • Energy-Saving Thermal Insulation: Industrial Hygiene and Occupational Health Considerations
 • Hydrogen Recovery and Recycling


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