ARI-CORsys Condensate Recovery System Saves Money for Chemical Company
24/03/2011 ARI Armaturen UK Ltd
ARI-Armaturen, worldwide leaders in the manufacture and supply of process valves and equipment has recently supplied CORsys - its new condensate recovery system - to Kemira Chemicals UK, a leading international company serving customers in water-intensive industries including pulp & paper, oil & mining, chemicals & pharmaceuticals.Kemira required a more efficient and reliable condensate recovery system that would improve their steam system efficiency. The solution lay in CORsys, a precisely engineered packaged system which delivers unrestricted return of the condensate under all load conditions.
"We needed an efficient system to return condensate back to the boiler feed tank on our industrial dryers. Since installing CORsys, we have noticed a considerable improvement in process efficiency, less production spoilage plus significant savings on running costs and energy usage." said Mr David Tuff, Senior Process Engineer at Kemira's Bradford plant. "The CORsys system is easy to operate and maintain and the added benefit of simplified operating procedures is that we don't need to retain a service company to maintain the new system - saving us even more time and money."
Nick Davies, UK Sales Director of ARI-Armaturen said, "It's great to know that Kemira Chemicals is pleased with the results of our condensate recovery system. We have had excellent feedback from numerous customers about this product because it is competitively priced, easy to operate and offers unrestricted return of condensate with digital indication of the condensate temperature on the integrated pump and level control. Buying a complete package from a single supplier also ensures that all the components are perfectly matched, resulting in a system that is reliable, accurate and efficient as well as being quick and simple to install.
For further information call 01684 275752, email ndavies@ari-armaturen.com or visit www.ari-armaturen.com
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