Thorne & Derrick are leaders in the development and distribution of Product Innovations that deliver significant improvements to clients plant, people and operational safety in the explosive atmosphere industries.
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Published 29 Sep 2016
By Chris Dodds : estimated reading time 3 minutes Many historic and heritage buildings have Andel’s Floodline Leak Detection System installed to help prevent possible damage due to leaks from water services. Buildings such as Houses of Parliament, St. James Palace, Buckingham Palace, British Library, Windsor Castle, Marlborough House...
Published 29 Sep 2016
T&D’s online library of Drum, IBC & Tank Heating applications is now updated to include the following : marine fuel oil heating stored in IBC’s in a hazardous area location for the upstream and downstream oil industry. Visit Silicone Heating Products (Application Cases) for details of electric surface heating solutions –...
Published 29 Sep 2016
T&D’s online library of Drum, IBC & Tank Heating applications is now updated to include the following : fermenting cider within IBC’s for the food and beverage industry. Visit Silicone Heaters for details of electric surface heating solutions – flexible silicone heaters can be applied to heat the most complex shapes, geometries,...
Published 29 Sep 2016
By Chris Dodds : estimated reading time 5 minutes The Gas and Oil industries are obvious examples of where potentially explosive environments exist, but other industries have their own set of hazardous conditions that need to be monitored and controlled. Fine particulates from sugar beet processing, wood dust, pharmaceutical...
Published 29 Sep 2016
By Chris Dodds : estimated reading time 12 minutes Liquid Level Sensors – Introduction Over the years many techniques have been developed to provide information about the level of liquids or granular solids. Many processes involving the storage, movement or processing of liquids require careful control of liquid level to...
