John Zink Hamworthy Combustion

John Zink Hamworthy Combustion

John Zink Hamworthy Combustion

As a result of the merger in 2011 of John Zink and Hamworthy Combustion - two leading multinational companies in the development, production, and operation of energy systems using an open flame. The new global enterprise John Zink Hamworthy Combustion (JZHC) aggregated a two scientific approach and two school of engineering, which resulted in a significant synergistic effect, optimization of the lineup and confirmation of world leadership in the industry. Coordinating the actions with the vision, mission and values, JZHC invests in research and development to improve efficiency, safety, the environmental performance of its products, and, in the same time, to reduce cost.

John Zink Hamworthy Combustion is the owner of patents for inventions that are used in the following industries:

• Oil and gas recovery

• The shelf mining

• Oil and gas chemistry

• Offshore installations

• Energy and heating production

• Cement and ceramic production

• Metallurgy

• Biofuel production

• Environment protection

• Pharmaceutics

• Sewage treatment plants

• Pulp and paper industry

• Food production

• Disposal of hard and gaseous emissions

• Environment protection

Distributor of John Zink Hamworthy Combustion solutions in the Russian Federation and the CIS - "Arsenal" group of companies is successfully implements high JZHC standards of engineering, and design, realizes comprehensive integrated solutions based on John Zink technologies and products:

• Technological and processing burners and spare parts;

• Boiler Burners and spare parts;

• Water-heating boilers, steam boilers and spare parts;

• Flare Systems and spare parts;

• Flame monitoring system;

• Thermal oxidizers and spare parts;

• Vapor recovery units (VRU, VCU) and spare parts;

• Tail gas incinerator (thermal oxidizer) and spare parts;

• Petrochem tubes and assembles;

• Cast and forged products for the petrochemical, energy and mining industries;

• Audit of industrial furnaces

• Environmental monitoring systems.

History

John Zink.

Company John Zink Company was founded in 1929 in Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States by engineer and inventor John Zink and originally was known as Mid-Continent Gas Appliance Co. The new company became supplier of burners, patented by the owner. At the turn of the 40s of the last century the lineup of the company was expanded. The flare systems, gas recovery systems, thermal oxidizers, waste gases recovery systems, vapor incinerator units became part of production program. At the same time the company launched a testing area.

Since the beginning of the 50s the company takes on the mission of training engineering personnel engaged in the development of equipment for combustion processes. The new traning center was founded on the basis of the test site, and was named the Tulsa Training Center John Zink Burner School and Research Center. Since that time the company organizes seminars for industry professionals.

In 1989, customer John Zink Company Corporation acquired his supplier Koch Industries, Inc. and offered its new business unit financial and market opportunities, available to corporations. The decision gave John Zink Company a new impetus to the development and enabled it to take a leading position in the industry.

Hamworthy Combustion

Hamworthy company was founded in 1914 on the waterfront Pool, Dorset County, England, where it is present nowadays. Having earned a reputation as an excellent engineering company, Hamworthy has taken specialization strategy in the field of combustion efficiency of different types fuels and building of energy installations for vessel, ensuring the functioning and the livelihoods of the crew and passengers. In 1953, Chairmans of the Boards of Directors of two companies, namely British Combustion Equipment and Hamworthy Engineering, founded the "Hamworthy 21 Club". Later, British Combustion Equipment became part of Hamworthy Engineering as the Hamworthy Combustion. At the time of his anniversary in 2003, the club had 515 members.

Since the beginning of the nineties the company paid great importance to environmental protection, improvement of technologies of clean combustion and control of greenhouse gas emissions . Through its own development, purchasing third-party know-how, acquisitions of other companies, the Hamworthy Combustion company has reached a leading position in the world among developers and suppliers of equipment for clean burning.

At the time of the merger in 2011 with John Zink the Hamworthy Combustion team consisted of more than 600 engineers and 100 managers of first-class, formed from leading experts Paebody Engineering companies, Chentronics, Airoil-Flaregas and Hamworthy Combustion Engineering.