STEAM EFFICIENCY
Stop paying for a steam system that is losing energy.
Steam-system losses can increase operating cost and reduce the value of the energy already being produced. We help identify the opportunity areas worth investigating.
COMMON OPPORTUNITY AREAS
Look beyond one visible loss point.
- Steam traps
- Valves
- Flanges
- Piping
- Insulation
- Pressure and temperature management
- Condensate recovery
WHAT YOU GET
A decision, not a sales visit.
Every engagement ends the same way: the opportunities worth investigating, what each is worth, what it would cost, and any incentives that may apply.
If nothing is worth doing, we will tell you that.
ILLUSTRATIVE
$100–$5,000+Potential annual energy loss per uninsulated thermal point. Valves, flanges, steam traps and other hot components can waste this much each year, depending on size, temperature and operating hours.COMMON QUESTIONS
Before you get in touch.
Which parts of a steam system do you review?
Steam traps, valves, flanges, piping, insulation, pressure and temperature management, and condensate recovery.
We already have a steam trap survey. Is this different?
Yes. A trap survey reports trap condition. This looks at the system as a whole, so a failed trap is weighed against header losses, uninsulated components and condensate return before deciding what is worth doing first.
Can incentives apply to steam work?
Possible pathways are reviewed before work begins. Eligibility, timing and documentation are set by the programs themselves, and fit is never confirmed until the program confirms it.
GUIDES
Take the detail with you.
Two practical references for reviewing your own site before an assessment.
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