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Therma-Flite has a long history of screw conveyor technology and auger design, manufacturing equipment for chemical and process industries all over the world. Therma-Flite (then known as Christian Engineering) designed, built and sold the first hollow screw heat exchanger in 1939 for the food industry. After World War II holo screw heat exchangers became more widely used in the chemical and construction industries.
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Therma-Flite holds ASME certificates for both Manufacturing and Repair of pressure vessels. From tanks to pressurized piping to housings we’ve got you covered. All our welders are experts at set up and pre-planning to make your jobs move quickly, and efficiently. We have the ability to weld both carbon steel and all types of alloy steels in almost any position. Part positioners and jigs are commonly used in our process to ensure product uniformity and quality. Our automated bore and OD welding machines allow us to lay weld metal on the inside and outside of parts for your equipment to allow for resizing.
What started as a simple device to sterilize tomatoes and cook baby food, became a gypsum calciner or a sand cooler, or a hazardous waste reactor.
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IC Series BIO-SCRU Biosolids Dryer SystemAs the challenges of disposing of Class B biosolids become more daunting, forward-thinking treatment plants are searching for cost effective solutions that will help their communities become EPA-compliant. For many reasons the disposal of Class B has become a problem. Transportation cost and tipping fees are soaring, in some instances landfills are, without notice, refusing to accept further deliveries of Class B biosolids.Our Patented ... |
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Pyro-ScruThe “Pyro-Scru” Processor is a screw heat exchanger capable of operating at very high temperatures by passing clean hot gases through passage ways in the rotor and housing. These hot moving surfaces efficiently transfer heat to the material and reduce problems of material adhering to the sides of the housing. Ninety percent of the screw surfaces are in contact with the material which results in high heat transfer efficiency, greatly ... |


