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Optimizing Steam Operations

u The generation of steam, from ground water through the boiler and into the plant

u What the properties of steam are and which are important to the operation of a laundry

u Applying the best utilization of steam to the equipment found in the laundry.

u The heat exchange equipment found in the laundry and the best ways to control and trap them. Steam traps that are not operating properly either waste energy dollars or affect equipment performance.

u Optimizing the condensate return system, after the steam has done its work. There are savings to be realized in the recovery of condensate and returning it to the boiler to make more steam.

 

Bob Moffatt is a mechanical engineer, with a BSME from Northeastern University. He has been involved in the steam business with Armstrong and a number of other product lines for the past 28 years. When Armstrong decided to open a New England office in 2002, he became Sales Engineer / Sales Manager for the region. Bob is an experienced presenter who will be prepared for your questions.

             Dryer Efficiency and Safety

u Maximizing Steam System Efficiency with Dryers etc.

u Sizing Steam Systems for Dryers etc.

u Steam-Heated Dryer vs. Natural Gas-Fired Dryer Productivity

u Steam-Heated Dryer Comparisons

u Steam-Heated Dryer Applications and Steam Pressure Specifications

u Steam Condensate from Dryers and Waste Water Heat Recovery Systems

 

Bill Blumel is responsible for inside sales documentation and order entry process; hospitality industry equipment applications; and, documentation of equipment specifications & comparisons. He has 31 plus years of experience at G. A. Braun, Inc. He received his AH&LA Master Hotel Supplier Certification in 2001; became regional sales manager in New England in 1999 & 2000; and served on the Laundry News Panel of Experts in 1988.