Wireless Diagnostics for Steam Traps
How harnessing new technology in steam trap monitoring can curb energy costs, reduce labor and make your operation safer .
Chemical Engineering , February 2007
Three Rivers, Mich., – Armstrong International, Inc., was recently featured in CHEMICAL ENGINEER with a technical article.
"While steam traps may not have changed much in the last hundred years, the technology to diagnose and monitor their performance has. Wireless radio-frequency (RF) based tools are now available to not only take the guesswork out of monitoring steam trap performance, but also enable plant managers, utility managers and maintenance supervisors to capture wasted energy costs and better deploy labor..".....Read the entire article here: Wireless Diagnostics for Steam Traps - Chemical Engineering February, 2007
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About Armstrong International
Armstrong International, Inc. (AII), founded in 1900, is a privately held, U.S. multinational provider of intelligent system solutions for steam, air and hot water utility applications. Headquartered in Three Rivers, Mich., it operates sales, manufacturing and seminar facilities around the world. More information about Armstrong International can be found at www.armstronginternational.com.
