A stitch in time

Published: 5-Apr-2017
Manufacturing

Thermal fluid specialist urges companies to act on early warning signs

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Thermal fluids are used in a variety of sectors, including manufacturing pharmaceuticals, cosmetics, textiles, petrochemicals and food.

If a pump can be said to be the heart of industry and a control system the brain, then we could argue that thermal fluids are industry’s circulatory system.

Here, Clive Jones, Managing Director of Global Heat Transfer describes best practice and the early warnings that can help to diagnose problems with heat transfer systems and thermal fluids.

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