Energy West Controls: Bringing Delta T's Thermal Innovation to Mountain States Industry

Based in Wichita, Texas, Delta T Thermal Solutions stands at the forefront of industrial heat transfer technology, providing innovative solutions for diverse industrial applications. The company's comprehensive product line of heat exchangers addresses complex thermal management challenges across multiple industries, from chemical processing to food production.

At the core of Delta T's offerings, the PLATECOIL® heat transfer system exemplifies the company's commitment to efficient thermal management. This versatile product line incorporates precision-engineered plates that maximize heat transfer while minimizing space requirements. Engineers particularly value PLATECOIL® units' ability to handle high-pressure applications while maintaining consistent temperature control across the entire surface area.

The company's ECONOCOIL® product line delivers cost-effective thermal solutions without compromising performance. These units integrate seamlessly into existing systems, offering substantial energy savings compared to traditional heat exchangers. Plant managers often choose ECONOCOIL® systems for their reliability and straightforward maintenance requirements, making them ideal for facilities seeking to optimize their operational costs.

Delta T's MAXCHANGER® series represents the pinnacle of compact heat exchanger design. These units deliver exceptional thermal performance in a fraction of the space required by conventional systems. The MAXCHANGER®'s innovative design enables rapid heat transfer while reducing installation footprint, making it particularly valuable in facilities with premium space.

In a strategic move to enhance its market presence in the Rocky Mountain region, Delta T Thermal Solutions partners with Energy West Controls. This collaboration brings Delta T's advanced thermal management solutions to a broader customer base through Energy West Controls' role as their authorized representative. The partnership combines Delta T's product expertise with Energy West Controls' deep understanding of regional industrial needs and requirements. This regional partnership strengthens Delta T's ability to provide responsive, localized customer support throughout the Rocky Mountain area. Energy West Controls' technical expertise and established regional relationships create a robust support network for implementing and maintaining Delta T's thermal solutions.

Energy West Controls, Inc.
1955 West Industrial Circle
Salt Lake City, Utah 84104
Phone: 801-262-4477
Fax: 801-261-0862
Web: https://energy-west.com

The Importance of Managing Waste Heat in Steam and Hot Water Systems

Steam production and hot water systems are crucial in industrial and commercial heating and cooling systems.

Industrial heating and cooling systems are critical in many manufacturing and production processes. These systems control the temperature and maintain a specific environment in which products are produced, stored, or processed. However, these systems emit a significant amount of heat released into the atmosphere as waste heat.

Steam production is used in various industries to provide heat and power, including food and beverage processing, chemical manufacturing, and pharmaceuticals. Steam is generated by boiling water, typically using boilers that burn fuel such as natural gas, propane, or oil. The steam is then distributed throughout the facility using pipes, which can be used for heating, cleaning, or driving turbines to generate electricity.

The use of hot water systems is similar, but instead of steam, hot water provides heat. These systems are standard in hospitals, hotels, and other facilities that require a constant hot water supply. Boilers generate the hot water and circulate it through pipes, radiators, heat exchangers, or other heating elements.

Industrial heating and cooling systems generate significant amounts of wasted or unused heat. There are measures to mitigate the causes of waste heat in industrial heating and cooling systems and reduce its release. One solution is to recover the wasted heat and use it for other purposes, such as heating or cooling nearby buildings or other industrial processes. Another solution is to improve the heating and cooling system's efficiency, reducing the energy required to maintain the desired temperature through more efficient heating and cooling systems, insulation, and enhanced equipment design. Also, by connecting your heating and cooling systems, you recover wasted heat and put it back into your industrial process. 

Armstrong's Circular Thermal℠ significantly improves the thermal efficiency of your facilities. It reduces your need for primary energy by capturing and recirculating waste heat within your plant and toward your production. It significantly impacts your site's thermal decarbonization roadmap by reducing — and sometimes eliminating — the required purchase of renewable energy.

Learn more about Armstrong's Circular Thermal℠ here. To discuss more about Armstrong's approach to steam and hot water thermal efficiency in the Rocky Mountain states, contact Energy-West Controls. Call them at 800-533-4477 or visit https://energy-west.com.