Applications infrared heating systems

Infrared heating systems are used for crosslinking during the application of surface finishes to profiles, such as flock finishes. Silicone profiles are also produced using high temperature infrared systems. 

Spectroscopic Methods, [Biological] Applications of Spectroscopy, EPR, Recent Advances in (Smaller). Spectroscopy, Infrared, Use in Biology (Lecomte). Spectroscopy of Transition-Group Complexes (Jorgensen) Statistical-Mechanical Theory of Transport Processes. X. The Heat of Transport in Binary Liquid Systems (Bearman, Kirkwood, Fixman). ... 

A different system utilizes as a source of heat an electric arc [30], but limited applications were reported for it, and also an infrared pyrolyser is manufactured [32]. Other techniques such as photolysis [33] were utilized for breaking down polymers for further analysis. However, these cannot be considered pyrolytic procedures. A theoretical approach has been developed [33] to compare mass spectrometric, thermolytic and photolytic fragmentation reactions. 

The Portable Unit was designed to demonstrate the performance of the Shirco Infrared Incinerator in many thermal treatment applications. The construction details and process functions of the trailer-mounted incinerator are identical to a full-scale infrared incinerator. The system consists of a feed preparation system, an infrared primary chamber, a gas-fired secondary chamber, a wet gas scrubber, an exhaust system, heating element power centers (HEPC), and data acquisition and control systems. All equipment is enclosed within a 45-foot trailer. A schematic representation of the Portable Unit is shown in Figure 1. 

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