Installed
worldwide since, 1962, the Simpliport boiler water level glass gages provide
reliable direct-reading, bi-color indication up to 3,000 psi (206 bar).
Cleaver-Brooks
recently launched the CBEX, a completely integrated boiler, burner, control,
and heat recovery system that achieves the highest fuel efficiency and lowest
emissions of any firetube system on the market today in 15% smaller footprint.
The
newly redesigned Wils-Matic™ Auto Tube Puncher reduces cleaning time by an
average of 50%, doubling the amount of cleaning that can be preformed compared
to units without self-feeding functionality.
With
experience spanning more than 150 years, Howden has developed a deep
understanding of the mechanical, aerodynamic, and acoustic attributes of fan
technology and puts that expertise into every solution. When it comes to
supporting the needs of your plant, the Howden team is your global market
leader in heavy-duty centrifugal fans.
Earthquakes and strong gusts are threats in the physical world that creep into the HVAC design world of isolators, supports, and special louver considerations. Furthermore, a new legal world in terms of codes, insurance, and liability can leave inattentive engineers, owners, and manufacturers quaking in their boots. Read on to stay safe in more ways than one.
Some will say most engineering, construction, and O&M software offerings are “smart” because they are all programs built for computer applications, but I see that some software has added benefits beyond their program intent. To begin, computer programs are developed to provide a variety of technical features, such as performing energy calculations and system/equipment service that blends technical data with financial data. Even my own software programs have specific features for commissioning and air and water balancing. But what about the benefits a program can provide which maybe weren’t part of the intent?