Industries

The same utility discipline, applied to eight process worlds. Each has its own recurring losses, its own maintenance constraints and its own tolerance for downtime.

• Process industries — continuous steam, condensate, water and compressed air service where every avoidable loss is paid for in fuel.
• Pharmaceutical industries — clean, dry steam for reactors, dryers and jacketed vessels, with trapping and air venting that protect batch repeatability.
• Chemical industries — corrosive and fouling duties where strainer choking, stall and condensate contamination decide plant availability.
• Dyes and paint industries — batch heating, viscous and sticky service, and scrapper-type online cleaning where screens foul quickly.
• Textile industries — continuous processing and dye-house duties with heavy condensate loads and recoverable hot water.
• Paper and pulp industries — high steam demand, large condensate returns and flash recovery opportunities across the drying section and utilities.
• Laminate industries — press heating and platen circuits where steady steam quality and reliable condensate removal control cycle time.
• Food industries — process heating, CIP and washdown hot water, with direct and indirect steam heating packaged to the duty.

Tell us which of these you operate in and what the utility problem looks like on your plant, and we will come back with the products and applications that apply to it.