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Gas catalytic infrared heat technology emulates the efficiency of the sun by generating radiant energy
that is converted into heat when absorbed by objects in its path. Once the infra-red energy is
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absorbed by the floors, machinery, stock and people, it is then re-radiated to warm the surrounding
air.
This method of heating, as opposed to filling a room with warm air (such as a forced air unit) allows
the source of heat to begin at the floor level and not the ceiling. This makes it the most efficient and
effective method in which to heat under the diverse conditions present in warehouses, storerooms
and even the most immense structures imaginable.
Heraeus Vulcan manufactures natural gas or propane fired industrial catalytic heaters that emit
infrared heat through a safe, flameless heater technology producing a uniform low intensity heat. This
heat is in the form of medium to long wavelength energy which is readily and evenly absorbed by a
wide range of organic materials.
http://catalyticovens.com/catalytic-infrared-heat-technology-how-it-works/
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To understand more about the IR energy emitting, we need to look at incandescent lighting.
Incandescent Light.
Incandescence is the emission of light by a solid object that has been heated until it glows or radiates
light. When an iron bar is heated to a very high temperature, it initially glows red and then as its
temperature rises it glows white. Incandescence is heat made visible the process of turning heat
energy into light energy
In the English language, we understand white hot to be hotter than red hot. A volcano is a vivid
example of incandescent molten rock, that shows the many incandescent colors that are directly
related to how hot the rock actually is.
The areas of infrared that Catalytic heaters emit is in a range that corresponds with the color of the
heater panel when it is operational. This range starts in the long wave area going up to a maximum
temperature of 900 deg.F (480 deg.C).
http://catalyticovens.com/catalytic-infrared-heat-technology-how-it-works/
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