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ControHeat® - Piping Jackets

Jacketing Solution for Heating Valves, Instrumentation, Pumps,
& Other Process Components


Since its introduction over 40 years ago, CSI’s ControHeat® piping jacket has been the preferred solution for heating valves, pumps, meters, fittings, flanges, and other components in plants worldwide. Mounting directly to off-the-shelf line-size equipment, ControHeat® jackets ensure uniform heat transfer to process components for the purposes of thermal maintenance, heat-up/melt-out, or cooling.

ControHeat Pipe Jacketing

Each ControHeat® jacket is cast from ASTM B179 Grade A 356 copper-free aluminum to fit any piping component. CSI maintains a pattern library for over 10,000 components, and new patterns can be made for almost any application. A carbon steel or stainless-steel pressure chamber is embedded in the aluminum casting to contain the heating medium. This casting is not designed to hold pressure, as it only promotes uniform heat transfer around the piping component. A thin layer of heat transfer compound is applied to the inside of the ControHeat® piping jacket to promote even heat transfer between the aluminum jacket and the component.

RELATED INFORMATION

FEATURES
Jacketing Solution for Heating Valves, Instrumentation, Pumps

Standard Features:

  • ControHeat® jacket body is cast from copper-free aluminum (ASTM B179 Grade A 356).
  • Pressure containing insert fabricated from carbon steel (ASME rated SA-178 Grade A Boiler Tube). S/S optional.
  • ControHeat® jackets are cast to “Fit Like a Glove” for specific process components.
  • Pressure and temperature ratings up to 600psig @ 750°F.
  • Thousands of ControHeat® patterns already in CSI inventory.
  • Digital component scanning available to simplify logistics of creating ControHeat® pattern, when required.
  • Optional Accessories Include ControCover Insulation Blankets and Flexible Pre-Insulated Jump-Over Hoses.
BENEFITS
Industrial jacketing System
  • Reduces Long Lead Times
    Eliminates long lead time for fabricated jackets and field guess work when using tube tracing.
  • Cost Effective
    Most economical option when considering total installed lifetime costs and higher cost alternatives.
  • Complete Heating
    Provides evenly distributed heating across entire component.
  • Easy to Install and Maintain
    Eliminates the need for special flanges and potential component damage from welding. Quick and easy removal for access to process component compared to alternatives.
  • Reduced Operational Risk
    Removes possibility of cross contamination (process heating media)
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