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GEA Heat Exchangers will be in Denver February 10th to 13th, 2015 to exhibit at IDEA’s 28th Annual Campus Energy Conference sponsored by the Campus Forum of IDEA.

The theme of the Conference Is Clean Campus Energy for the Next Generation“ and will take place at the Sheraton Denver Downtown, Denver, Colorado.

Please contact us for more details.

(courtesy of Fluid Engineering Filtration News, Spring/Summer 2014 Volume 3, Issue 4)

It has been brought to our attention that there is a growing need for inline duplex strainers for the

mid-stream pipeline market, that is being forecasted to be installed across the USA and Canada.

Construction is scheduled to start in 2014 and continue through 2020, at least.

Fluid EngineeringðÌð•s Model 534 and 545 have been very popular for this application.

We always pay attention to the feedback we get from customers and representatives: when we got

feedback that the Model 534 would be easier to pipe if it was inline (particularly on models larger than

four (4ðÌð“) inch), Fluid Engineering added the model 545 inline duplex strainer to its product offering

(2ðÌð“ thru 12ðÌð“ sizes, ANSI 150# ratings and higher pressures on application) to improve liquid flow and save

money in the piping process.

But weðÌð•re not done yet! ItðÌð•s so new we donðÌð•t even have a drawing for it!

The applications for the new Model 547 will be:

1. Meter and Pump protection and 2. Loading and unloading applications.

Preliminary information indicates a need for pipelines sizes of; 4ðÌð“, 6ðÌð“, 8ðÌð“, 10ðÌð“ and 12ðÌð“ and will be in

the 300# ANSI Flange Ratings, therefore the Model 547 will be designed for 500 psig @ 150 degrees

F, all in accordance with ASME Code Section VIII Division 1. This model will be designed using the

Posi-Sealoc IIðåð¬ closure (Same as the model 120 Simplex) and using the new inline pipeline

configuration used on the Model 545 (Patent Pending). The baskets for the new model will all be

designed using a Stainless Steel Encapsulated Magnets to remove any iron particles found in the

liquid stream. Fluid Engineering will have the ability to build larger units and higher ratings as

specified. Contact us for more information!

For the eighth year in a row, Pentad will have a booth at the 2014 AFE Conference.

This year it will be held at Sports Authority Field @ Mile High.

As always we are looking forward to the opportunity to visit with facility engineers, mechanical contractors & engineering firms.We’ll have information on hand regarding GEA Heat Exchangers, Miura Boilers, Webster Burners and TM/Fluid Engineering strainers and Filtration Systems.

From the AFEC Website:

The Advanced Facilities Management and Engineering Conference is dedicated to increasing the skills and knowledge of Facility Managers and Engineers in the Rocky Mountain Region, preparing them to meet the demands of their occupation, today, tomorrow, and into the future. Join the largest event in the Rocky Mountain region dedicated to facilities management and engineering professionals. September 24-25, 2014. ðÌð’Professional Accreditation: The conference seminars are approved for CPD, CFM, CE, CEU, and FMP points.ðÌð“ http://afec.biz/

Pentad Associates will have an exhibitor booth at the 2014 Wyoming Oil & Gas Fair, which runs Wednesday September 17th to Friday September 19th in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, at the Snow King Sports and Events Center.

If you plan to attend, please visit Randall Miller in Booth #72. He will be pleased to discuss Zeeco Flare Equipment, Adwest RETOX Regenerative Thermal Oxidizers, and TMFiltration/Fluid Engineering Strainers.