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Work In Progress

By Dave Dyczewski | December 15, 2021

CIC Pittsburgh continues its busy pace with many new projects to supply new furnaces and related equipment, as well as providing equipment upgrades.  Here are some photos of some work-in-progress at our local fabrication shop.  Photos show Hot Dip Galvanizing Kettle Heat Shields, a lab-scale Galvanizing Fume Enclosure, a full-scale Hot Dip Galvanizing Fume Enclosure,… 

Time for a Tune-Up

By Dave Dyczewski | December 7, 2021

Question: When is the right time to tune a furnace? Answer: Now! Industrial Furnaces should be tuned at least once per year to make sure that all of the burners are firing properly. That is, the burners should deliver the heating capacity needed to support production. They should fire with the proper air/fuel ratio for… 

Hot Dip Galvanizing Kettle Change

By Dave Dyczewski | December 1, 2021

Here is a photo from a hot dip galvanizing kettle change that took place just before the Thanksgiving holiday. Our customer requested that CIC Pittsburgh supply the kettle, kettle wrap materials, and alloy supports. In addition, with the furnace going offline, this was the perfect opportunity to replace some of the combustion and control components.… 

Galvanizing Furnace Service

By Dave Dyczewski | November 23, 2021

Servicing our customers’ galvanizing furnaces gives us an opportunity to observe the production from some very impressive operations. Yes, our focus was on optimizing the combustion system (proper High Fire and Low Fire settings for the pulse-fired burners), setting the waste gas damper, and checking out the control system. But even so, how can you… 

Best Aftermarket Support

By Dave Dyczewski | November 15, 2021

Where have you seen #CICPittsburghLLC over the past couple of weeks? We’ve been on the road, servicing three hot dip galvanizing furnaces, one plate heat treating furnace, and a forging furnace. Add to that the 10 spare parts orders we’ve processed and two more revamp orders received. It is as clear as ever… #CICPittsburghLLC is… 

Newest Galvanizing Furnace Installation

By Dave Dyczewski | November 5, 2021

Here are pictures from CIC Pittsburgh’s newest Galvanizing Furnace installation. The old furnace was removed from the pit and the pit was modified to house a deeper kettle. Then, three furnace walls were set in place. Next, the kettle was set, and the fourth furnace wall was installed. When it is time to replace or… 

Forge Fair 2021

By Dave Dyczewski | October 21, 2021

CIC Pittsburgh will be exhibiting at Forge Fair 2021 next week in Detroit, MI.  Stop in and meet us at our Booth #144, where we can discuss your current and future furnace needs.  A new furnace, upgrading an existing furnace, servicing equipment, and finding the parts you need to keep running. The event runs from… 

Another Heat Treat Revamp

By Dave Dyczewski | October 21, 2021

Another Heat Treat Furnace Revamp in the books! Following up on a combustion system tune-up, CIC Pittsburgh found that many of the components were not functional, and that the furnace had been designed without metering orifices needed to optimize the gas flow. Also, the exhaust system was severely undersized, so we designed a new exhaust… 

Hot Contents

By Dave Dyczewski | October 6, 2021

CAUTION! CONTENTS MAY BE HOT Have you ever wondered what it would look like if you pulled the cover plates off of an End-Fired Galvanizing Furnace? The high-velocity burners shown here are producing their signature clear, blue flame and delivering their full heating capacity. Time to set the cover plates and start dipping! CIC Pittsburgh… 

AGA TechForum 2021

By Dave Dyczewski | September 23, 2021

CIC Pittsburgh is excited to announce that we will be attending the American Galvanizers Association (AGA) TechForum in Memphis, TN. Be sure to stop by our booth during the exhibition hours. Also, you won’t want to miss our technical presentation on Wednesday at 11:00 AM, entitled “10 Things to Know about Combustion.” This will be… 

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