Ganwal Esecure Private Limited

In process heating, more than 60% of thermal energy used is in the form of steam. Because of the ever increasing costs of energy, and because conservation of energy in all forms is imperative, we must seek to understand better and improve the process and energy conservation products by which we generate and use steam.

Fuel saving/ steam saving opportunities can be significant because companies can identify and implement multiple system improvements, which could collectively yield savings of 10 to 15% in many cases, with a general project payback period of less than 2 years.
Steps in Energy Conservation System :

Identify steam system costs

• Cost of fuel


• Quantity of steam generated


• Cost of producing steam for the facility


• Cost of steam per unit of production

Identify properties of the steam system

• Temperature


• Pressure


• Saturation and other properties

Evaluate boiler efficiency

• Blow-down rate and heat recovery opportunities


• Feed-water condition


• Flue gas composition and temperature

Investigate energy losses in the steam distribution system

• Steam leaks


• Trap losses


• Condensate losses


• Insulation losses


• Flash steam losses

Assess opportunities for reducing distribution losses

• Stop all leaks


• Introduce a trap management system


• Install condensate return systems


• Invest in better insulation


• Recover and use flash steam

Steam Traps should be inspected to determine whether they are functioning
properly or allowing live steam to blow through. Generate a program for periodic
inspection and maintenance of traps. Ensure correct reporting and evaluate
monetary savings. Typically, high pressure traps should be inspected at least
twice a month, medium pressure traps once in two months, and low pressure traps
once in six months. Plants where traps haven't been inspected or maintained for
3 years or more could have up to 30% of their traps blowing steam. This could be
brought down to less than 5% with a well designed and executed maintenance
program.

We have Steam Traps to fit all existing Universal Connectors and require no initial setting or readjustment. Our Steam Traps are Compact and Designed to Save Energy, according to the Company. We offer very reasonable prices for our products.

FOB Price:	On Request
Delivery Time:	Depends upon quantity