A Thermic Fluid Heater is an indirect heating system designed to supply high-temperature heat using a closed-loop circulation of thermic fluid (thermal oil). Heat is generated by firing fuel or using electric heating elements and is transferred to the thermic fluid, which circulates through process equipment such as dryers, reactors, and heat exchangers. The system enables precise temperature control at atmospheric pressure, eliminates the need for high-pressure steam, and ensures safe, reliable, and energy-efficient operation for continuous industrial processes.
Used For
Indirect heating of dryers and air heaters
Heating of reactors, vessels, and process equipment
Applications requiring stable high-temperature heat
Replacement of steam systems for high-temperature duty
Centralized heating for multiple process users
