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Spirax Sarco has officially joined Facebook in an effort to expand the company’s online use of social media to promote transparency and customer engagement. The page, https://www.facebook.com/SpiraxSarcoUSA, provides insight and information about Spirax Sarco and the steam systems industry.

Constructed of 316L stainless steel, the CS10 Clean Steam Separator has an enhanced surface finish as standard. 

This system is the missing link between one- and two-pipe steam. It was used in tall buildings in the early 1900s because a building this tall wouldn’t work well with one-pipe steam if the supply came up from the basement. 

Heat Transfer Fundamentals (STM 301) presented by Spirax Sarco.

The FS5H QuickTrap® is designed for drainage of superheated or high-pressure steam mains, equipment, and turbines up to 650 psig and 800ºF. The FreeFloat® design allows for rapid and smooth removal of condensate, and the unique three-point seating ensures a steamtight seal, even under no-load conditions. 

Spirax Sarco has added a new feature to its YouTube channel, providing a variety of product demonstration videos about its steam system products. 

Older cities are loaded with boiler rooms full of steam-heating boilers, and lots of people — knuckleheads included — have had decades to mess with what the “dead men” once lovingly installed. So, here’s a short list of things to look for when you’re troubleshooting one of those old systems, starting in the boiler room.

AECOM Technology Corp. announced that a joint venture in which it participates was awarded a five-year $109 million contract by the U.S. Department of Defense to perform base operations support at the Rock Island Arsenal as well as six other locations in Illinois and Iowa.

So there’s this steam unit heater that won’t put out what it’s supposed to put out. It’s wimpy. The guy with the problem is telling me about it and he’s gesturing like he’s swatting bees. What is a contractor to do?

Part of the PowerDyne™ thermodynamic steam trap family, the Stainless Steel (A182 F304) P46SRN has a replaceable module and the same capacity, pressure, and temperature specifications as the cast steel version but in a corrosion-resistant stainless steel body.