3 Steps to Achieve Energy Savings
Unlock Hidden Energy Savings: Your system holds the key
%
Reduction in steam production costs
Understand your current system
When was your steam system last
tested?
Uncover hidden energy losses and
identify failed traps that could be
costing you thousands
Implement simple solutions
Looking for ways to minimze your
carbon footprint?
Act on survey findings with quick
fixes to deliver measurable energy
and cost savings
Proactively monitor your system
Want to lower maintenance &
energy costs?
Stay ahead of failures and guarantee
peak performance by regularly
testing your steam traps
One failed open trap can waste up to 75.8 lbs of steam every hour.
A Good Steam Trap Delivers
- Long Life & Reliability – Durable parts cut downtime, repairs, and costs.
- Corrosion Resistance – Built to withstand harsh, acidic conditions.
- Air Venting – Clears air for efficient heat transfer and smooth startups.
- CO₂ Venting – Prevents acid buildup that can damage your system.
- Back Pressure Performance – Operates flawlessly under return‑line pressure.
- Dirt Tolerance – Handles debris without clogging or failure.
Step 1: Understand your current system
By understanding your system and spotting issues early, you prevent unplanned outages, extend equipment life, and cut energy waste while staying aligned with sustainability and compliance goals.
%
of steam traps fail every year
Step 2: Implement simple solutions
Finding inefficiencies is just the start, turn insights into impact. Implement quick, cost‑effective fixes that deliver big results. Simple steps like insulating steam pipes and auxiliary lines or recovering valuable thermal energy can dramatically cut heat loss, lower energy costs, and boost system efficiency—all with minimal effort and maximum return.
Step 3: Proactively monitor your system
Lock in your gains with proactive monitoring. After fixing inefficiencies, keep performance high by regularly testing steam traps and using easy‑to‑deploy monitoring tools. Catch issues early, prevent costly failures, and protect your investment. Consistent oversight means long‑term energy savings, extended equipment life, and a steam system that runs at peak efficiency.
A Steam Trap Survey is one of the most cost‑effective energy moves you can make.
