An Oil/Gas Fired Thermic Fluid Heater is an advanced and efficient industrial heating system designed to provide indirect heat for process applications without the limitations of direct steam heating. Instead of water or steam, the system uses thermic fluid (heat transfer oil) as the heating medium, which allows operation at high temperatures (up to 300–350°C) at atmospheric pressure. This eliminates the need for high-pressure boilers, ensuring safety, reliability, and low maintenance costs.
These heaters are widely used in textile, chemical, pharmaceutical, food processing, rubber, plywood, and petrochemical industries, where precise temperature control, continuous heating, and energy efficiency are critical.
The oil/gas-fired burner ensures clean combustion and consistent heating, while the system is engineered with high thermal efficiency, minimal heat loss, and environment-friendly operation.
Technical Highlights
- Fuels Supported: Light Diesel Oil (LDO), Furnace Oil (FO), Heavy Oil, Natural Gas, LPG, Bio-gas.
- Operating Range: Up to 300–350°C at near-atmospheric pressure.
- Capacity: Available in wide range from 0.1 million kcal/hr to 25 million kcal/hr or as per requirement.
- Design Efficiency: Thermal efficiency up to 88–92% with modern high-efficiency burners.
- Combustion System: Fully automatic oil/gas burner with reliable ignition and flame safeguard control.
- Heating Medium: Specially formulated synthetic thermic fluid/heat transfer oil with high thermal stability.
- Construction: Coil-type, three-pass design ensuring maximum heat transfer and minimum heat loss.
- Insulation: High-grade insulation with cladding for low surface temperature and energy conservation.
-
Controls & Safety:
- Automatic temperature control with PID-based system
- High-temperature cut-off and alarm system
- Low oil/gas pressure interlock
- Safety relief devices for system protection
- Maintenance: Easy-to-clean design with accessible components for reduced downtime.
- Environment-Friendly: Low NOx and SOx emissions with optimized combustion system.
Key Advantages
- High energy efficiency with low operating cost
- Safe operation due to atmospheric pressure working
- Quick start-up and shut-down time compared to conventional boilers
- Compact design, easy installation, and less space requirement
- Long operating life with minimal scaling or corrosion
- Compatible with oil and gas fuels, providing fuel flexibility

