Condensate polishing plant is used mainly on once-through type boilers. It takes the condensate from the steam turbine/condenser and purifies or polishes it to reduce the concentrations of any impurities such as sodium chloride, sulphate, which may have entered the system via condenser tube leaks. Condensate polishing plants normally remove small levels of contaminants; therefore only have a mixed bed stage.

Condensate pots are used to catch and hold condensated and foreign materials. This helps keep manifold orifices clean and free of foreign material. They are located upstream of the instrument and have a bottom drain so that they may be cleaned. It is steam that in condensed back into water. Condensate should not be confused with dematerialized, de-ionized, make up, or softened water. When the condensate enters the boiler feed pump additional chemicals are added and the product is so found is called boiler feed water.

Condensate pumps are used to collect and transport condensate back into a steam for reheating and reuse, or to remove unwanted condensate from an HVAC or appliance collection pan. There are two basic types of condensate pumps: boiler feed pumps and sump pumps. Typically, condensate pumps and pump components are made of aluminum, brass, bronze, cast iron, plastic, or stainless steel. Important specifications for condensate pumps include power source, maximum discharge flow, maximum discharge pressure, media temperature, tank or reservoir size, and pumps per assembly. Power sources for condensate pumps include AC or DC voltage, hydraulic or pneumatic systems, gasoline or diesel engines, and steam, water, solar power and natural gas. Motor-driven condensate pumps can have a flame-retardant motor and tank cover. They are designed for commercial or industrial use, or suitable for heating, air conditioning, and ventilation (HVAC) applications.

Condensate recovery pump is suitable for use on closed recovery applications with high-lift, high-temperature direct return to the boiler. It is also ideal for use on open recovery applications such as those that pump to a tank, with lift heads up to approximately 100 feet and temperatures up to approximately 250 ºF.

Condensate removal pumps are used to remove water or collected condensation from energy-efficient gas or electric furnaces or air conditioning units. It is designed for central air conditioners and gas or electric furnace applications. It contains three quart capacity reservoir to manage high humidity environments. It is constructed with engineered resin for maximum durability.

Condensation Control Blanket is a nominal 1″-2″ thick fiberglass and can be laminated to any of our facings. This product is ideal for minimizing moisture condensation on roof and wall panels in unheated buildings.

Condensation dryers are used to pass heated air through the load. However, instead of exhausting this air, the dryer uses a heat exchanger to cool the air and condense the water vapor into either a drain pipe or a collection tank. Afterwards, this air is run through the loop again. The heat exchanger uses ambient air as its coolant, therefore the heat produced by the dryer will go into the immediate surroundings instead of the outside.