Boiler modules designed to maximise efficiency

10 December, 2006

Armstrong’s modular boiler rigs incorporate components that designed to maximise the capability of the boilers.

Armstrong has developed a fully integrated modular boiler system that enables the maximum efficiency of boilers to be achieved without time-consuming mixing and matching of system components. These modules incorporate modulating boilers, variable-speed primary pumps, automatic fill/pressurisation unit and integrated controls. Individual modules bolt quickly together, and all power and control wiring is plug-and-play. This range of modular solutions is suitable for applications from 120 to 320 kW, and can be positioned, assembled and ready for commissioning in just a few hours.

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