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Today's Boiler | May 2020

The Importance of Product Line Diversification

If you’re not distinct, you’re liable to find yourself extinct.

Sanat Shetty PH.D.

May 13, 2020

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The boiler and heat recovery business mirrors that of every other industry segment.

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New Shutoff Valve Technologies Help Boiler Manufacturers Meet Changing Global Landscape

Shaista Mallik

May 13, 2020

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As boiler manufacturers shift their focus from regional to global sourcing, and procurement and new regulations are adopted around the world, new safety shutoff valve technology has emerged.

Grundfos Celebrates 75th Anniversary

May 12, 2020

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The 75th anniversary is dedicated to the shared values of the company’s 19,280 colleagues all over the world.

Expanded TrilliumSeries™ Adiabatic Products – Baltimore Aircoil Company

May 12, 2020

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The expanded offering includes fluid cooler models for low-charge refrigeration applications and software enhancements for all models that optimize fan energy use based on system conditions.

Today's Boiler | May 2020

Steam as a Service: Turnkey, Packaged, Guaranteed Steam

Herb Woerpel

May 12, 2020

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Steam is an integral part of the HVAC landscape, encompassing numerous industries from health care to manufacturing to education and beyond. Between maintenance, monitoring, pressure concerns, leaks, scale buildup, and more, these mission critical systems can become somewhat cumbersome for facility managers to manage.

Today's Boiler | May 2020

ABMA Announces BOILER 2021

Herb Woerpel

May 12, 2020

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Scott Lynch, president and CEO, ABMA, provides insights on an exciting opportunity for the boiler supply chain.

Air-Cooled Chillers Are Back in Data Centers, and They Mean Business

After years of chasing the attractive efficiency numbers offered by water-based evaporative systems, many data center providers are giving air-cooled chillers a second look.

Martin Herbert, P.E., LEED AP BD+C

May 9, 2020

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It’s no secret that data centers require a lot of energy. The main driver of data center design engineers’ work is to provide energy-efficient, reliable, and cost-competitive HVAC systems.