Steam systems
From the aspect of insulation technology, the highest proportion of final energy use reduction can be achieved by insulating steam systems. Such systems typically have are uninsulated surfaces in the 90–180 °C temperature range. Most of the components concerned are left without insulation because of maintenance requirements, for which we offer a solution with our DynoFlex insulations. Typical surfaces to be insulated include boilers’ front and back plates, manholes, steam system fittings, condensers, feed pumps, etc.
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Frequently asked questions
Of condensed water separators, those operating with float balls can, while thermodynamic and thermostatic separators cannot be insulated, on account of their operating principle.
We insulate the pump body—the largest heat dissipating surface of a pump—and leave the motor and clutch housing exposed, so the thermal load on the critical parts remains unchanged and does not affect the pump lifetime.
As regards sight glasses, we take into account the function of the assembly in both the design and manufacture of the insulation, making sure to leave sight glass surfaces uncovered.
