November 2020
Maintenance and Reliability
What went wrong with my furnace?
We should learn from our own mistakes and experiences, but it is wiser to keep track of and learn from all past mistakes and experiences, including those made by others.
The Authors
R. Patel is the General Manager of the Fired Equipment Department for Engineers India Ltd. in New Delhi, India. He has 23 yr of experience in the design, execution and revamping of furnaces. Mr. Patel earned a degree in mechanical engineering from the Indian Institute of Technology–Roorkee, India.
R. K. Mahra is the Manager of the Fired Equipment Department for Engineers India Ltd. in New Delhi, India. He has 10 yr of experience in the design and execution of furnaces. He earned a degree in mechanical engineering from the National Institute of Technology–Bhopal, India.
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