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Frequently Asked Questions Regarding Venturi Technology for Steam System Condensate Removal

Q: Why does Enercon recommend venturi technology for condensate removal from a steam operating system?

A: Venturi technology is an efficient method for the removal of condensate. The continual flow also allows for the equipment to completely transfer the reported BTU rating. In addition, the stainless steel, one-piece design also eliminates the need for repair for decades. Units in service 34 years are still to specification today.
Q: Why does Enercon start with a complete technical evaluation of a system before the sizing of an Enercon Venturi Unit?

A: The reason for performing a technical evaluation of a system is to ensure that the steam system is designed correctly.

The system design influences the operational efficiency of a steam system. Therefore, Enercon's initial steps involve discussion of the system with operational personnel, reviewing the system from the boiler, through the distribution lines, controls, heat transfer equipment, steam traps and return system. This data is permanently kept on file for future off-site discussions.

Q: In what type of applications do the Enercon Venturi Units efficiently operate?

A: Enercon Venturi Units are operating efficiently on tracing lines, unit heaters, humidifiers, drip legs, steam headers, submerged coils, heat exchangers, jacketed coils, etc. Enercon Venturi Units are being used in facilities ranging from small, low-pressure systems to large, complex, multi pressure, multi-process systems. Existing clients encompass almost every industry and application – petrochemical, lumber, plating, pulp & paper, pharmaceutical, hospitals, etc.

On our converted facilities, Enercon technology has been installed on an estimated 98% of existing applications.

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