Global Heat Transfer, has released four new Globalthermproducts designed for use in high temperature applications in pharmaceutical and plastic processing sectors. Globaltherm L, N, S and C operate at the temperature ranges typically found in pharmaceutical and plastic processing applications. The non-corrosive fluids are custom-made for use in processes that require stable media that works at higher temperatures for prolonged periods without pre...

Decreasing emissions and promoting the use of non-renewable gases and fuels were key to the government’s national renewable energy action plan which was published eight years ago. The renewable energy directive states that, by 2020, the UK should aim to achieve 15% of its energy consumption from renewable sources.

“One thing I feel sure of [...] is that the human race must finally use direct sun power or revert to barbarism." This quote from a 1914 issue of Scientific American comes from the inventor, engineer and solar pioneer Frank Shuman, whose illustrious career boasts accolades from attaining over 60 patents and building the world’s first solar thermal power station in Egypt. Shuman’s revolutionary work in solar thermal power ge...

A whitepaper analysing the benefits of using food grade thermal fluids in heat transfer systems, has been released by Global Heat Transfer. The Food grade thermal fluid essentials report includes the results of head-to-head testing of regular and food grade oils carried out by experts at the company.

Thermal fluid specialist Global Heat Transfer has launched its first non toxic heat transfer fluid for solar applications, Globaltherm Omnipure. The high performance thermal fluid also boasts low flammability, making solar safer, while also reducing insurance and maintenance costs. Global Heat Transfer will showcase the product at the Menasol exhibition, hosted in Dubai from 13th to 14th May 2015.