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From cleaning plates to checking connections, we share insights on how to keep your heat exchange equipment in top-top shape.

Waste heat recovery book by Econotherm Technical Director Hussam Jouhara examines available technologies across different industries

Solex Thermal Science recently took part at Mining Indonesia 2023, Southeast Asia's biggest industrial and engineering event of the year.

From fluid and packed beds to screws and plates to rotary drums, today’s heat exchange technology for bulk materials comes in many different shapes, sizes, solutions . . . and names.

In this month's blog, we're taking you to the Midwest as we check in on our installation at Michigan Sugar Company’s historic sugar beet processing plant in Croswell, Michigan.

Plastics manufacturers may have a new opportunity to reduce their primary energy consumption following new research that supports a pre-heating stage that operates on process-related waste heat. 

One of the many benefits to heating free-flowing bulk materials with plate-based moving bed heat exchangers (MBHEs) is the ability to use steam as a heat source, providing the opportunity to reduce the size of the equipment. However, there are several key considerations when doing so.

The value behind regular performance evaluations and how they help maximize the effectiveness of your moving bed heat exchange technology.

How Solex heat exchange technology solves the problem of recovering waste heat from solids in industries such as cement, chemicals, packaging and food/drink.