Steam Boilers Coil or FiretubeSeptember 30th 2008
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Steam raising: You have a choice (1st March 2012)
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Carbon Trust accreditation (1st March 2012)
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Full steam ahead with carbon cuts (9th August 2011)
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One third savings (1st May 2011)
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Steam raising system on skid or in container (1st March 2010)
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Cutting costs and going green (29th May 2009)
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Cutting costs and going green (1st May 2009)
It is 50 years since thermal fluid first became popular in general industrial process heating applications. Safety and economies of lifetime operation are proven, as Chris Horsley, MD of Babcock-Wanson, explains
Under control (1st March 2009)
Babcock Wanson's BW72H steam boiler control system offers users 72h fully approved, unattended operation and 30 days uninterrupted steaming along with enhanced system monitoring and security. Daily boiler water level co
Unattended operation for 72h (1st September 2008)
Unattended operation for extended periods has been a cost saving enjoyed by boiler operators in mainland Europe for many years.
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Portable steam supply centre (1st March 2008)
The demand for mobility, in plant for back up and emergencies and for planned temporary hire, increases every year.
Plain steaming (1st November 2007)
To ensure safe operation steam boilers are normally subject to a series of daily, weekly and monthly level, pressure and safety tests. These tests can interfere with production requirements as well as involving site engineering staff in time consuming work.
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Economy driven (1st July 2006)
Babcock Wanson backed by the additional resources of the international thermal engineering group CNIM are announcing the development of a more efficient steam boiler feed water economiser, combining cost effective design, simplicity of use and long l
Boilers for the UK (1st January 2004)
Babcock Wanson Group is offering the UK market its latest Steambloc design for the BWB and BWS ranges that cover a total of 21 sizes from 100kW to 6.8MW thermal output in 10, 15 and 18bar pressure ranges. Although new to the UK market, Steambloc boil
