AB & CO - Thermal Oil Heater

In thermal oil heaters, a special oil (HTF) is used instead and it means that you can achieve operating temperatures up to 300°C at atmospheric pressure.

The thermal oil heaters are widely customised and special designed thermal oil units, - respectively with fuel oil or gas-burner, or electrical heated (see above sketches).

AB&CO is a well-known Danish manufacturer of industrial boilers and heaters established in 1988, who have specialised in small and medium-sized units in individual designs - including complete skid-mounted solutions and container solutions.

• Boilermaker: AB&CO (Copenhagen, Denmark)
• Models: Oil/Gas-fired  & Electrical heated
• Net Heating Capacities: 23 - 10,000 kW (20 - 8,600 Mcal/h)
• Operating Temperatures: Standard applications up to 310°C
• Special applications up to 400°C
• Operating Pressures: Atmospheric (up to 310°C)
• Pressurised (up to 400°C)
• Energy Source
• (Fuel / Electric): Natural gas, LPG, bio-gas, light and heavy fuel oil, combinations hereof, - and electricity (electrical heating).
• Efficiencies
• Utilisation of energy for burner versions - depend on actual working loads and operating temperatures: 86 - 91% (based on LCV) without economiser i.e. basic efficiency in normal boiler design
• 92 - 98% (based on LCV) including economiser i.e. extra flue gas cooling for instance external water heating
• 99% on Electric heated models
• The Heater Unit: General Description of Heaters
• The Heating System: Introduction to Thermal Oil Heating
• General Sketch / Design: Horisontal & Vertical Options
• Data & Dimensions: Total Data Survey - Heaters
• Heat Recovery Features: Economisers for Flue Gas
• Introduction to
• Other Heaters & Boilers:
• Electric Steam Boilers  (Resistant)
• Steam Generators (Water-Tubes)
• Steam Boilers (Fire-Tubes)
• Heating Methods: Using Thermal Oil for Heating
• Thermal Fluid VS Steam Heating
• Steam Generators VS Boilers
• Thermal Oil Introduction: HTF (Heat Transfer Fluid)
• Assistance & Service: Design & Trouble Shooting
• Service & Supervising
• Circulation Pumps: Data & Sizes - Pumps
• Chimney / Flue Gas Outlet: Design & Lay-out - Stack
• Flue Gas Data: How to Calculate - Flue Gas