FINISHERS MANAGEMENT
Finishers' Management is the management magazine of the surface finishing industry, providing in-depth, authoritative information on all aspects of metal finishing for the "movers and shakers" who are also the present and future leaders of this industry. Finishers' Management is of particular interest to those on the "cutting edge" of metal finishing ... providing information on the latest technology while always keeping an eye on the bottom line.
The August 2001 issue includes a description of benefits of ENERCON ASSEMBLIES, venturi trap;
Enercon Systems Company produces the Enercon assembly, which includes a 316 stainless condensate removal unit (with lifetime warranty), Y-strainer and blow down valve, is a permanent replacement for mechanical steam traps. Installed in 130 plating companies, it has typically resulted in 15 percent to 30 percent fuel savings, faster startups, substantially lower makeup water requirements and virtual elimination of steam trap maintenance.
An advertisement in the August 2001 issue includes the following: Customers with systems as long as 10 years have never replaced an Enercon unit. As an integral part of every installation, Enercon conducts a steam system analysis and trap survey. This includes evaluation of steam pressure, carryover, insulation, separator, boiler chemicals, condensate, piping, insulation, and problems such as pressure drops, inconsistent temperatures, slow startups and water hammer.
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This Little Device Has Cut
Fuel Costs in Many Plants by
15%-25%
Two inches long and about six ounces. The thousands Enercon Systems Company has installed in industries through it’s distributor network since 1989 have helped make the steam systems of 135 platers more productive and fuel-efficient.
Our unit does what mechanical steam traps are supposed to do for a steam system — get water out efficiently and keep steam in. Difference is ours is one piece. No moving parts cycling millions of times a year. No wear. No steam leaks. It’s permanent and it’s benefits are permanent.
Example: In 1996, we saved the largest privately owned U.S. platerAnchors Aweigh with Your Problems!
