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Read full article →We survey steam and hot water distribution networks using infrared thermography and surface temperature probes. The audit quantifies heat loss at each section, identifies degraded insulation, and provides a phased upgrade plan with material specifications and projected energy savings.
For boilers operating above 100 bar, we recommend ultrasonic thickness testing every 12 to 18 months. The interval depends on operating history, water chemistry, and previous inspection findings. Our reports include a prioritized repair schedule based on actual wall loss rates.
No. For safety and accuracy, we require the circuit to be isolated and depressurized. We then verify travel limits, spring rates, and seal integrity, and adjust actuators to factory specifications. This preventative service reduces unplanned downtime in heavy industrial plants.
Our non-destructive testing follows ASME Section V and EN 1779 requirements. We document all measurements and provide a compliance summary that can be submitted to local authorities or insurance underwriters during plant audits.
A single motorized control valve usually takes two to three hours, including actuator adjustment and seal verification. For a full set of valves in a heating network, we schedule the work during planned outages to avoid disrupting production.