Steam Management, Inc. is committed to your success. Below we have included several resources that will aid you in future project development.
If you have any specific questions or would like our expertise on an upcoming project, contact Chase, Jamie, or Keith.
Chase Bean - VP of Revenue & Engineering
Cbean@steammgt.com
678-457-3230
Jamie Moore - President & CEO
jmoore@steammgt.com
617-372-6407
Keith Carlsen - Vice President & COO
kcarlsen@steammgt.com
410-903-2613
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Learn More About Our Steam System Efficiency Solutions
Common Efficiency Improvement Scopes
Ensures efficient operation of steam systems by preventing steam leaks and reducing energy losses.
Typical savings: Up to 10-20% reduction in energy costs related to steam losses
Steam Trap Repairs & Replacements
Allows individual control of room temperatures, reducing energy consumption of radiators and fintubes when rooms are unoccupied.
Typical savings: 10-15% on heating costs
TRVs (Thermostatic Radiator Valves)
Upgrading to linkage-less burners improves combustion efficiency and reduces maintenance costs.
Typical savings: 5-10% of fuel costs
Burner Replacements (modulating linkage to parallel positioning)
New boilers offer improved efficiency and reliability compared to older models.
Typical savings: 5-15% in fuel costs
Steam Boiler Replacements
Hot Water Boiler Replacements with Condensing Boilers
Condensing boilers capture additional heat from flue gases, increasing efficiency.
Typical savings: 10-20% in heating costs
Combining a hybrid boiler with heat pump for hot water system heating enhances efficiency utilizing the heat pump during ideal conditions while maintaining heating capability during colder weather.
Typical savings: 20-40% in heating costs
Hot Water Boiler Replacement with Hybrid Boiler and Water Heating Heat Pumps System
Upgrading to energy-efficient RTUs reduces HVAC energy consumption.
Typical savings: 10-30% on HVAC energy costs
Roof-Top Unit (RTU) Replacements
Refurbishing existing RTUs improves efficiency and extends equipment life.
Typical savings: Up to 15-25% on HVAC energy costs
Roof-Top Unit (RTU) Refurbishments
Retrofitting motors with Variable Frequency Drives (VFDs) improves energy efficiency by matching motor speed to demand.
Typical savings: 10-30% in energy costs
Hot Water System Motor Replacements and Retrofits with VFDs
Refurbishing unit ventilators improves energy efficiency and indoor air quality control.
Typical savings: 10-20% in energy costs
Unit Ventilator Refurbishment
Refurbishing AHUs enhances airflow efficiency and reduces energy consumption.
Typical savings: 15-30% in unit energy costs
AHU (Air Handling Unit) Refurbishment
Upgrading to condensing units for refrigeration systems improves energy efficiency.
Typical savings: 15-30% on unit energy costs
Condensing Unit Replacement
Installing DDC valves allows for precise control of heating and cooling systems, optimizing energy use.
Typical savings: 10-20% on HVAC energy costs
DDC Control Valve Retrofits
Installing low-flow faucets, showerheads, and toilets to reduce water usage.
