Showing posts with label Tips and Tricks. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tips and Tricks. Show all posts

Monday, April 1, 2019

STEAM TRAP SURVEYS...Keeping you on the path of peak energy optimization.

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The objective of the plenary program is to integrate specifications (product selection and sizing) and standards complemented by installation best practices.  The program includes:
  1. Site-wide steam trap study (more deliverables than a performance survey)
  2. Audit of Specifications
  3. Audit of Standards
  4. Audit of Purchases/Warehouse stock
  5. Development of integrated solutions
Several other scopes are available as listed below.  Call or email for details.
  1. Baseline
  2. Benchmark
  3. Audit
  4. Pass/Fail
  5. Performance
  6. Turnkey

Rick Bockwinkel
Phone:  913.579.7688

Monday, March 3, 2014

Steam Trap AUDITS are not Steam Trap SURVEYS

Relatively Speaking...
You should have an Audit of your Steam Trap Survey....

When it comes to steam trap services, be careful about using the words "SURVEY" and "AUDIT" interchangeably.  There is a difference.

A Survey mandates a physical inspection…whereas an AUDIT is a study of a SURVEY.

So…what's the POINT?

If you have had a Steam Trap Survey and don't know what to do with it, we can help.

Send your steam trap survey as an editable file (i.e. Excel format) or in a PDF format and a QUICK audit of that data and a one page summary of observations and opportunities will be returned.

No obligation...


Wednesday, January 11, 2012

Why Fix Steam Leaks?

Steam Leak Surveys provide compelling paths to energy savings with paybacks in MONTHS!!!

Tuesday, August 3, 2010

Pre-Insulated Tubing EQUALS Instant Steam/Condensate "PIPING"



Less Costly...More Satisfying.  




The beauty of pre insulated steam tubing is its ease of installation; not to mention that you can color code fluid transfer lines...steam, condensate, compressed air, nitrogen and so forth...  

The practicality is impressive.  There are less fittings required; thus less leak points...less time to install...and less contamination potential from thread sealant materials migrating into the fluid space.