2000 Hook-up Book - Spirax Sarco

PRODUCT INFORMATION
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Product Information
Stainless Steel Specialty Products
A comprehensive range of stainless steel products:
• Steam Traps • Separators • Hygienic Ball Valves
• Pressure Controls • Filters • Sample Coolers
The use of clean or pure steam to reduce the risk of product or process
contamination spans many industries and applications, including pure steam for
sterilization of equipment in the biotechnology and pharmaceutical industries,
culinary steam for direct cooking and heating of foods, clean steam for humidification
of clean rooms, and filtered steam for hospital sterilizers. Spirax Sarco’s
range of stainless steel specialty products have been designed and manufactured
to the highest standards and specifications required to withstand the rigors
of service in clean steam and other aggressive process fluids.
Engineered Systems
Complete modular solutions for steam users worldwide:
• Preassembled Steam Trap Stations
• Steam Distribution and Condensate Collection Manifolds
• Forged Steel Manifolds
• Process Condensate Removal Modules
• Condensate and Flash Steam Recovery Modules
From institutional condensate recovery applications to draining critical process
heat transfer equipment, Spirax Sarco’s modular pumping systems are the most
cost effective and provide the lowest total installed cost. The conventional method
of individually specified and procured components with on-site assembly is labor
intensive and not conducive to today’s competitive plant standards.
The Engineered Systems Advantage expedites the installation process and
delivers a quality solution to numerous types of steam users. Each modular
pumping system utilizes reliable Pressure Powered Pump technology and
saves 25% over the conventional method. Spirax Sarco backs each unit with a
sole source guarantee and unequaled expertise in steam system technology.
Training
Years of accumulated experience has enabled the development and nurturing
of in-depth expertise for the proper control and conditioning of steam.
Experienced field personnel work closely with design, operations, and
maintenance engineers, continuously evaluating ways to improve productivity.
Often, these solutions pay for themselves many times over.
The four U.S. training centers located in Chicago, Houston, Los Angeles,
and Blythewood, SC, have on-site steam systems providing hands-on training.
Education programs include the theory of steam, the application of steam
products, and plant design and system efficiency, to name just a few. Programs
also can be tailored to meet individual needs. Thousands of engineers complete
Spirax Sarco training programs each year and return to continue broadening
their knowledge of steam systems.