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Steam Trap Inspection Methods and Steam Cost Analysis

Proper steam trap maintenance is essential to a steam system. Faulty steam traps not only waste energy, they can contribute to pipe erosion due to poor water quality and contaminants allowed to pass downstream. Faulty steam traps can negatively affect product quality in various processes and even add to environmental pollution. Establishing a routine steam trap audit provides a cost-effective solution.

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