JUNE Factory of the Month – IHI

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Today we would like to offer some insight into our Factory of the Month – IHI Inc.

IHI is a full-scale boiler OEM who is energetically expanding their aftermarket services in the United States.

When it comes to the Power Block, IHI DOES IT ALL

• Replacement of Pressure Parts (like kind)

• Improvement or Material Upgrade of Pressure Parts, including the associated engineering to ensure performance.

• Combustion Tuning of Wall-Fired Boilers

• Non-Pressure Parts

• Burner Replacements

• Fuel Conversions ðÌð Oil & Coal-to-Gas

• SCR Retrofit Implementation for ANY Type of Coal or Oil fired Boiler, also Simple Cycle Gas Turbines.

• Troubleshooting for Coal & Oil Fired Boilers, HRSGs and SCRs – Ammonia Slip, High NOx, CO and other Environmental Concerns.

IHI’s scope is definitely not limited to the above, so contact us at admin@pentadassoc.com for a discussion of your current issues or future requirements!

Save fuel AND electricity with Webster’s new JBE(X) Boiler Burner

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Most boiler burners are designed for fuel economy. But only the new Webster JBE(X) burner reduces both fuel AND electricity usage to vastly improve energy efficiency in commercial facilities to help reduce operating costs.

The JBE(X) combines Webster’s unique high swirl firing head with a highly efficient in-line combustion air fan to provide improved fuel/air mixing. This results in lower motor horsepower requirements. Low excess air across a large operating range translates to higher fuel efficiency and less on/off cycling, reducing heat loss in your boiler.

The end result? Fast payback and the best possible return on your burner investment.

Email us at admin@pentadassoc.com for more information and to find out how much you can save!

AUGUST Factory of the Month

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Today we would like to offer some insight into our Factory of the Month – Webster Combustion. Whether you need a small burner or a very large burner, Webster burners combine advanced control technology with proven combustion performance to improve burner efficiency and reduce your energy costs and emissions. Webster Combustion Technology can provide you with an efficient, cost-effective solution to your burner needs. WebsterðÌð•s proven designs can offer multiple fuel flexibility, high efficiency, low emissions, and high turndown burners for new applications or retro-fit of existing installations.

For pricing on parts or new units, or to get more information about our special Factory of the Month, email us at admin@pentadassoc.com.

Preparing For Your Winter Boiler Shutdown

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To help you plan for upcoming winter shutdowns, we’ve prepared a common spare parts list that may help in your planning and ordering.
ð‰ð€ð¢ Fireside gaskets or gasket kits/rope
ð‰ð€ð¢ Waterside gasket kits/Handhole gaskets
ð‰ð€ð¢ Sight glass, gaskets, and washers
ð‰ð€ð¢ Spare ignitors and ignition transformers
ð‰ð€ð¢ Spare combustion controls, Flame Safeguards, and scanners
ð‰ð€ð¢ Pressure and temperature gauges
ð‰ð€ð¢ Water level components – probes and switches
ð‰ð€ð¢ Gas and air pressure switches
If running in the winter months is critical, for heating or process, it’s always good to have long lead time for parts that are harder to get in a rush.These items below can be tailored to your specific boiler brand and are harder to find because they are too specific for parts houses to stock and often take 4-6 weeks to get.
ð‰ð€ð¢ Boiler Feedwater pumps
ð‰ð€ð¢ Blower motors and wheels
ð‰ð€ð¢ Gas valves
ð‰ð€ð¢ Pilot assemblies/diffusers

Ware has over 40,000 boiler parts in stock! Contact us for the spares you need today!

December Factory of the Month ð‰ð€ð“ Fluid Engineering

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In 1986, the Fluid Engineering division of TM Industrial Supply, Inc. was established to design and manufacture specialized strainers used in the power generation, utility, oil & gas, biofuels, wastewater, and water treatment markets

 Their engineered filtration systems include automatic self-cleaning strainers, strainer skid packages, simplex, duplex and Y strainers.

 We are very proud to have been the local representative of Fluid Engineering for 24 years!

Fluid Engineering has a wide range of solutions to meet your filtration needs, from their standard product offerings to custom designs for unique applications.  Please contact us with your requirement!

 

New! Series MP7000 Metering Pump From Neptune!

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Neptune is pleased to announce the launch of its new Series MP7000 mechanically actuated diaphragm metering pump. Designed to be a low-flow version of the Neptune Series MP7100 metering pump, the Series MP7000 incorporates a wide variety of design features that provide reliable and accurate dosing of a wide range of mild to aggressive chemicals, including those used in industrial and municipal water and wastewater treatment, chemical processing and agriculture.

For more information or to get your quote, email us at sam@pentadassoc.com!

TM FIltration/Fluid Engineering’s Fall 2015 Newsletter!

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TM Filtration/ Fluid Engineering has released their Fall 2015 Newsletter which discusses the Inline Bulk Deliquidizer/Desander Coalescer (IBDDC), The International Pittsburgh Coal Conference, the 2015 Penn State Natural Gas Utilization Conference, and the definitions and applications of strainers and Filters.. This newsletter also covers some upcoming events, as well as other good-to-know information.

For a copy of the newsletter, email us at admin@pentadassoc.com!

TM Filtration has a Special Announcement!

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The TM Filtration sales group would like to announce that the gasification and biogas processes appear to be gaining strength in the energy market. This market includes coal gasification, capturing methane gas from waste materials and farm anaerobic digestion. They will be highlighting the applicable processes and benefits that the end user can realize by using the TM Filtration products that are designed and marketed to this growing energy market.

This group will be focusing on Advanced Renewable Fuel Gas Filtration processes in order to increase the efficiency of the biogas life-cycle thus reducing waste and greenhouse gases. We will be promoting these technologies that are covered under United States Patent 9,005,328 B2, issued April 14, 2015.

Email us for a full copy of the announcement (pdf) or call us!

The Boiling Point: Unhook and Hook up a Gooseneck or Axle on a Mobile Rental Boiler

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Ware’s Boiling Point video, “Unhook and Hook up a Gooseneck or Axle on a Mobile Rental Boiler” gives viewers a clear, step-by-step instructional video detailing (as the title suggests) how to unhook and hook up a Gooseneck or axle on a mobile rental boiler. A note of warning: The process itself should always be done by a professional, and the video is for entertainment purposes. That being said, how does a professional unhook and hook up this boiler? They start with the axle removal, taking off the safety bars and letting air out of the airbags. Next, they remove the locking bars at the goose-neck, then they place timbers toward the middle of the boiler using the ram. Once the timbers are in position, they rock the boiler forward off of the axle, which releases the axle from the boiler. A forklift can easily pull the axle off the trailer. Now, to remove the goose-neck. After placing timbers where the axle was, they tilt the boiler backwards to place timbers under the from of the trailer. When the boiler is up, they remove the supports, locking bars, and safety bars to disconnect the goose-neck from the boiler. The truck can drive forward, with the goose-neck disconnected from the trailer, and can attach it to the previously removed axle, allowing it to be pulled away from the job site.

To reconnect everything, reverse the process.

For more information on Ware, or to order a rental boiler today, give us a call, or email us at admin@pentadassoc.com!

Neptune Says, “Waste Not, Want Not”

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Water, this one word refers to the substance upon which our entire planet is depending on. Without it, nothing we’ve accomplish could have been possible, but with too much of it, nothing would have been possible. A recent trend in engineering and design revolves around the water issues of today. Neptune, who is targeting drip-irrigation systems, has developed “hydraulic diaphragm metering pumps” which they claim is the best pump technology to date. Drip irrigation systems work in one of two ways: The water either drips onto the surface of the crop, or it is deposited directly to the roots (About 12-18 inches underground). if there is too little water the crop can starve, but too much water will drown the plants, so the goal is a healthy balance.

For a copy of the article, email us at news@pentadassoc.com.