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Dean Wadland, P.E., is vice president of sales at Unilux Advanced Manufacturing LLC, Niskayuna, N.Y. For more information from Unilux, call 518-344-7490 or visit www.uniluxam.com.
Prospective industrial boiler buyers should question what a boiler’s stated efficiency values are based upon in order to accurately compare products.
Efficiency is the name of the game today, and the boiler world is no exception. If you can squeeze half a percent of efficiency out of a boiler, it can amount to a significant cost savings on an annual basis.
